The NCSC’s Annual Review has published today, which looks at cyber security developments and threat activity over the last year. In the foreword, it states that cyber now underpins every aspect of everyday life. It is central to our economy and society, offering huge potential for the Government’s number one mission for growth and prosperity.
It has been announced that tracking devices and panic alarms on prison vans have been disabled following a cyber attack on telematics and vehicle monitoring platform, Microlise. Since the disclosure of the breach last week, DHL and Nisa have announced impacts to their services, while this latest update reveals that Serco, one of the biggest
Finbridge Global, the leading global platform that enables financial institutions and investors to search, compare, and assess fintech companies at the product level, is excited to announce the launch of its new InfoSec Badge, which is released in partnership with cyber security and risk consultancy, i-confidential. The collaboration marks a significant step forward in simplifying and
Acumen Cyber and i-confidential respond to recent report that the ICO has placed a provisional fine of £6 million on Advanced Computer Software for a cyber attack that disrupted the NHS in 2022. Brian Boyd, head of technical delivery at i-confidential, said: “This is a huge fine that highlights the importance the ICO is placing
It has been reported that NHS Dumfries and Galloway is telling everyone in the region to assume that some of their data is likely to have been published online following a recent cyber attack against the health board. In response to the news, Brian Boyd, Head of Technical Delivery at i-confidential offers the following response.
i-confidential have announced that five years since becoming employee owned, the vendor loan used to acquire a 55% ownership stake in the business has been fully repaid on schedule. i-confidential is one of Scotland’s cyber powerhouses that works with the largest banks, retailers, and insurance providers in the world. The organisation delivers a portfolio of
As we head into 2025, cyber security experts from Barrier Networks, Acumen Cyber, Closed Door Security, i-confidential and Beyond Blue give their predictions as to what the greatest challenges and changes will be. These will include, ‘Bounce back loans’ and crypto exchange collaboration potentially becoming viable solutions to counter ransomware, ETL pipeline adoption / full
As 2023 draws to a close, experts from My1Login, i-confidential and OSP Cyber Academy gaze into their crystal balls and give their cybersecurity predictions for the year ahead. Mike Newman, CEO of My1Login: Cloud migration will expand the attack surface “In the last year organisations have continued to transform by moving more of their applications