Cybersecurity Magazine

The past year has seen cyber criminals attacking a range of targets, from International airports, to brewery chains to

AI agents have moved from experimentation to execution. In 2025, AI agents proved they could deliver real business value. In my conversations with enterprise customers, the focus has shifted from whether agents worked to how organizations can deploy them broadly, safely and at scale. We saw organizations move beyond experimentation and begin deploying AI agents to run workflo...

Phishing has always been less about breaking code and more about breaking people. The classic playbook is simple: find a pretext, write something scary or interesting enough to trigger a click, and wait for someone to slip. What has changed in the last couple of years is the engine behind that playbook.

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Data has become one of the most valuable assets for modern businesses, and in turn one of the most attractive targets for cyber criminals. Nearly half of UK organisations experienced a cyber attack last year, and the threat landscape continues to intensify. As technology advances, attackers gain more sophisticated tools, while the growth of AI and shadow IT introduces fresh r...

The European digital landscape is currently navigating one of the most profound shifts in its regulatory history. For years, cybersecurity was largely a matter of voluntary frameworks and reactive patching. However, the rapid escalation of supply chain attacks and the geopolitical volatility observed over the last decade have rendered that approach obsolete. This urgency was ...