Keepit has published the results of a recent survey entitled ‘Peer insights on AI adoption and the disaster recovery gap’.
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During a keynote address at the recent CYBERUK conference, Dr. Richard Horne the CEO of the UK’s NCSC said that the country is facing a perfect storm for cyber security as various forces come together.
There has been a fundamental shift in cybercrime: attackers are moving away from exploiting technical vulnerabilities and instead are targeting behavioural and organizational areas.
The recent Claude Mythos Preview has sent a shockwave through the cyber security community – and for good reason.
The UK Resilience Academy (part of the Government’s Cabinet Office) has launched a national stakeholder consultation on a new set of proposed occupational standards.
De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB) has released a working paper which explores the technique of exploratory modelling and analysis (EMA) as a framework for scenario analysis under deep uncertainty.
Tim Freestone examines the AI data leaks resulting from the Microsoft 365 Copilot incident in early 2026 and highlights the governance and organizational control lessons learned from the failure.
Sysdig has published the Sysdig 2026 Cloud-Native Security and Usage Report, which states that organizations have reached the limits of human-driven security operations and are increasingly relying on machine-speed detection and response.
New research published in the IANS and Artico Search 2026 Cyber Security Talent Report highlights the increasing issue of retention of cyber security professionals.
The UK Government has issued new Statutory Guidance to support the implementation of The Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025, also known as Martyn’s Law.