May
06
Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks used to be the kind of thing that made headlines once in a while - large banks, governments, or global tech giants brought to a halt by sheer force of traffic. That’s no longer the world we’re operating in. Today, DDoS attacks are constant,...
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Apr
29
Yesterday’s Vodafone broadband outage (28 April 2026) will have felt familiar to a lot of people. The moment the connection dropped, work calls froze, dashboards stopped loading, and households across the UK found themselves unexpectedly offline. Within minutes, frustration spilled onto social media. Within hours, it was largely resolved. And...
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Apr
21
On May 7th 2026, voters across the UK will head to the polls, from council elections in England to parliamentary contests in Scotland and Wales. While debates will span housing, healthcare and economic growth, an unlikely issue is starting to surface at a local level: AI data centres. What was...
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Apr
14
There are moments in cyber security when it feels like we are holding things together on little more than coordination, speed and a degree of hope. Project Glasswing may prove to be one of those moments. Announced by Anthropic alongside a coalition of major technology providers, cloud platforms, financial institutions,...
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Apr
09
From Peppa Pig to patient records, factories to classrooms, priceless art to legal advice - cyber threats are rising Spring has arrived. The clocks have gone forward, lambs are back in the fields, and there’s a sense, however fleeting, that things are moving in the right direction. Yet running parallel...
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Apr
01
Recent research, commissioned by Sophos, suggests that 95% of organisations do not have full trust in their cyber security vendors. At face value, that is a striking statistic but it is also, perhaps, inevitable. Cyber security has reached a point where trust is no longer assumed, implied, or inherited from...
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