What the Salesforce Breaches Teach Us About Shared Accountability
2025 hasn’t been a good year for Salesforce clients. A shady criminal group mounted a series of attacks on its customers, ultimately affectin...
Author: Danny Bradbury
Assessing the Trump Administration’s Shift in U.S. Cybersecurity Policy
Recent executive actions and agency restructures mark a significant change in federal cybersecurity strategy, raising questions about national resi...
Why the FTC’s Chatbot Investigation Should Worry B2B Companies
September was a watershed moment for advocates of AI ethics. The FTC issued Section 6(b) orders to seven major tech companies that produce chatbots...
Safe Harbor Review Means Business as Usual – For Now
September was a watershed month for companies in Europe wanting to share data with the US. The General Court of the European Union rejected a chall...
When Legacy Systems Fail: Lessons from the Federal Courts Breach
Cyber attacks happen every day, but some are especially chilling. An attack this summer on the US court system should have sent chills down every s...
What the US AI Action Plan Means
The White House unveiled a sweeping AI action plan in July that reshapes America’s approach to governing AI. It’s a huge pivot from the...
When a Cyber Attack Empties the Shelves: What to Do About Supply Chain Attacks
Consumers often see most cyber attacks as something that happens to other people, until it affects them directly. The theft of email addresses and ...
Cyber Incidents Are Testing the Resilience of Global Airlines
The next time you slowly amble down an aeroplane aisle, spare a thought for the incredible work that got you there, from aviation engineering throu...
How Nation-State Attacks are Shaping Cybersecurity
You might be able to defend yourself against attacks from hacktivists and even from organized criminal groups. But good luck chancing your arm agai...
How To Tame Shadow AI
Remember shadow IT? It has a disruptive new sibling: shadow AI. As employees warm to the time-saving capabilities of generative AI models, theyR...
Learning from Oracle: What Not to Do After a Data Breach
The first half of this year has not been a happy one for Oracle or its customers. The company has suffered from two serious data breaches. This is ...
What CISA’s Cuts Mean for U.S. Cybersecurity, And How Organizations Can Adapt
The US government’s Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) might not have been first on the chopping block when the Trump ad...
Email Scammers are Evolving: Here’s How to Protect Yourself
Cybercriminals are rattling corporate door knobs on a constant basis, but few attacks are as devious and brazen as business email compromise (BEC)....
CISOs Under the Microscope: Preparing for Executive Liability
Uber’s former CISO, Joe Sullivan, failed to clear his name last month, reopening a discussion about the personal risks that senior executives...
The Cybersecurity Implications of AI Platform Breaches
Artificial intelligence is finding its way into everything from cat flaps to ‘smart’ backyard grills – and of course, you canR...
Strengthening Cybersecurity in the Healthcare Sector
The UnitedHealth Group’s mammoth hack last year did more than encourage Congressional scrutiny; it also prompted a proposed update of federal...
A Year Later, What Have We Learned From UnitedHealth?
Last month, health insurance giant UnitedHealth Group (UHG) almost doubled the number of victims it originally estimated following last year’...
What Trump’s Whirlwind First Few Weeks Mean for Cyber Risk
Less than a month of the new Trump administration must feel like a year to cyber risk professionals. The president has worked at incredible speed, ...
What Will Cybersecurity Look Like Under Trump 2.0?
Next week is a pivotal point in the U.S. as a new administration enters the White House. Its head, Donald Trump, is known for his commitment to dis...
A Feeling Of Foreboding: The Privacy Risks Of Emotion-Reading Wearables
Even as we haemorrhaged our personal data, we could always rely on at least one secret: If we have enough self-control, people can never read our m...
The FTC Reminds Us Of The Right To Be Forgotten
‘The Internet never forgets’ is a warning that what you do online could come back to haunt you later. It’s also a common myth, as...
Experts Call for Ransomware Resilience as Crisis Escalates
It’s been a busy few months for ransomware. At the end of August, multiple US cybersecurity organisations warned of a pernicious ransomware-a...
What CrowdStrike Teaches Us About Supply Chain Management
This summer’s global IT outage, which took down millions of computers and grounded airlines worldwide, demonstrated just how difficult it is ...
