Will the Grok Breach Create GenAI Security Concerns?
A recent incident has raised concerns about how data is handled by GenAI tools. Is it time to ensure that your data doesn’t end up in their L...
Author: Dan Raywood
Cybersecurity and Privacy: NIST’s Framework Given Facelift
NIST recently announced plans to refresh its privacy framework and make it more of an organic offering and less static. Does this benefit practitio...
Zero-Day Vulnerabilities: How Can You Prepare for the Unexpected?
Warnings from global cybersecurity agencies showed how vulnerabilities are often being exploited as zero-days. In the face of such an unpredictable...
Is Negotiation Your Best Strategy When It Comes To Ransomware?
Rather than just paying a fee to get out of a ransomware predicament, could you negotiate your way out with the proper steps and skills? Dan Raywoo...
From RSA to SolarWinds: Lessons Learned from a Decade of Supply Chain Breaches
Over the past decade, supply chain attacks have become one of the leading causes of breaches. Connections into a network bring exploitable vulnerab...
Has UK Cyber-Resilience Plateaued?
All businesses should aspire to be more cyber-resilient. This means they’re more capable of defending against and surviving an attack and recoverin...
Is the UK Taking the Right Approach to AI Regulation?
In mid-March, the European Parliament finally approved the Artificial Intelligence Act, in an effort to ensure the safe and compliant use of AI, wh...
From Inception to Evolution: Five Experts Discuss Five Years of GDPR
As we mark five years since the introduction of the GDPR, we look at how it has impacted those who do the work which it has affected the most. Dan ...
Are Businesses Still Taking GDPR Seriously?
As we mark five years since the GDPR came into force, has a lack of significant fines caused some CEOs not to take it so seriously? Dan Raywood loo...
Online Safety Bill – A Cleaner Internet at What Price?
Since the proposition of the Online Safety Bill, debates have been held in and out of Westminster on its various contents. Dan Raywood looks at its...
UK Government to Set Cyber Resilience Targets for Critical National Infrastructure Sectors by 2025
As government and public sector professionals gathered to discuss cybersecurity matters, stark warnings were issued to Critical National Infrastruc...
Big Data: Securing Access and Taking Responsibility
Big Data has been a critical trend in IT over the past decade, and as more data is consistently created, the question for businesses is where it is...
PCI DSS v4.0: A Year Later and Two Years to Compliance
A year since the introduction of PCI DSS v4.0 and two years closer to the deadline for compliance, how has this new version been embraced, and what...
Top 5 Takeaways from the WEF 2023 Global Security Outlook Report
This year’s Global Security Outlook report from the World Economic Forum contained a great deal of insight into the state of cybersecurity. Dan Ray...
The CISO Compliance Skills Dilemma
Is there a general lack of people with the requisite skills to step into the role of CISO? With techies who cannot engage with the board and manage...
Password Managers: A Work in Progress Despite Popularity
The end of 2022 saw LastPass report another security incident, and as we mark a day to change passwords, Dan Raywood asks if another piece of cyber...
A Decade of Federated Identity – Is FIDO Adopted?
The conversation around removing passwords and ensuring smoother and more secure authentication processes have gone on for years. As the FIDO Allia...
