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Mid-Market IT Leaders Face Growing Cybersecurity Pressures

Mid-market IT leaders are under siege, facing the same daunting cybersecurity threats as large enterprises but with limited resources to defend themselves. As a result, understaffed IT teams are forced to juggle fragmented tools, leaving them vulnerable to attacks and stuck in reactive mode.

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England's Schools Bolster Cyber Resilience

England's secondary schools are getting better at fending off cyber threats, with a significant drop in reported incidents - but the real test is in recovering quickly when attacks do happen. A recent Ofqual survey shows 27% of schools reported a cybersecurity incident in 2025/26, down from 34% in 2023/24.

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Public Sector Braces for Identity-Based Attacks

In today's digital landscape, your identity is the key that unlocks access to all your applications and services - making it the new perimeter that public sector organizations must fiercely protect. When identity infrastructure is compromised, attackers can gain a foothold for long-term persistence and privilege escalation, putting entire operations at risk.

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UK Cyber Bill Spurs Debate on Executive Liability

Could holding senior executives personally accountable for cyber security breaches be the key to driving cultural change within organisations and preventing costly penalties? Baroness Kidron says the goal is to ensure preventative action is taken to avoid penalties by making cybersecurity a top-level responsibility.

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UK Tightens Cyber Bill Focus on Users, Not AI Vendors

The UK's Cyber Security Bill is shifting its focus towards users and operational controls, rather than targeting AI vendors, to effectively tackle potential harms and misuse by hostile actors. By doing so, the government aims to take firm action through other channels, such as supporting the AI Security Institute.

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Backup Verification Exposes Hidden Recovery Risks

Relying solely on data backup isn't enough - you need to verify that your applications can actually be recovered and restored to working order in the event of a disaster. Simply copying data to storage doesn't guarantee a smooth recovery, and that's a risk many IT professionals are unknowingly taking.

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Microsoft's Shared Responsibility Model Exposes SaaS Backup Gaps

Many organizations mistakenly assume Microsoft handles data restoration, but the reality is their Shared Responsibility Model leaves SaaS backup gaps that can expose customers to data loss and ransomware attacks. Native recovery tools only address short-term data issues, not long-term cyber resilience.

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UK Manufacturers Lag in Cyber Incident Response Planning

UK manufacturers are leaving themselves exposed, with almost a third having experienced a cyber incident in the past year, resulting in reduced production capacity, operational delays, and supply chain disruptions. The alarming reality is that many factories are flying blind, unable to see and respond to cyber threats.

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NCSC Urges Vendors to Embed Forensic Observability in Network Devices

When cyber incidents strike, organizations need a reliable way to piece together what happened and determine if a device is still trustworthy - that's where forensic observability comes in. The NCSC is urging vendors to build this capability into network devices, like firewalls and VPN gateways, to help defenders quickly investigate and respond to threats.

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NCSC Issues Guidance to Bolster Cyber-Incident Response

Don't let a cyber-attack catch you off guard - the NCSC's new guidance helps you prepare for the worst with a practical, three-stage playbook to respond and recover. Train for the cyber-marathon with a clear plan to tackle disruptions and get back on track.

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US Pushes Global Coalition to Secure 6G Leadership

The US is spearheading a groundbreaking global effort with over 20 governments to shape the future of 6G technology, prioritizing security and resilience. This unprecedented initiative, led by the National Telecommunications and Information Administration, aims to position the US and its allies for leadership in the next generation of communications.

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World Cup Exposes Cyber Resilience Test for Global Events

The recent World Cup served as a real-world stress test for the cyber resilience of global events, highlighting that the true vulnerability lies in the entire event ecosystem, not just the main attractions. Even without a major breach, the steady stream of spoofed websites and fake ticketing sites shows that cyber threats are always lurking in the background.

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Five Eyes Agencies Warn of AI-Driven Cyber Threat Escalation

Don't wait - get the basics of cyber resilience right now or face devastating operational and financial crises, warn the intelligence leaders of the Five Eyes nations, as AI-driven cyber threats escalate at an alarming rate. Frontier AI will accelerate threats and change the risk landscape, making it crucial to act urgently.

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Australia Shifts Cybersecurity Focus to Resilience Over Compliance

Australia is taking a bold step in cybersecurity, shifting its focus from mere compliance to building operational resilience, with a AU$89.3 million investment over four years to drive this change. The Horizon 2 Action Plan is set to boost the nation's cyber posture with 19 key actions and 64 initiatives.

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US Agencies Shift Focus to Cyber Resilience

The US Department of Defense is overhauling its cyber defense strategy, shifting towards a holistic approach that emphasizes cyber resilience, enterprise modernization, and operational effectiveness. Chief Information Officer Kirsten Davies is leading the charge, driving practical reforms to boost automation, streamline processes, and strengthen cybersecurity across the department.

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AI Cyberattacks Expose Need to Rethink Resiliency

Cyberattacks are no longer just about stealing data - they're now aimed at taking over entire virtual environments, wiping out all data and leaving businesses in a state of digital darkness. The game has changed, and it's time to rethink our approach to resiliency.

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NCSC Warns of Rising Uncertainty, Urges Immediate Cyber Resilience Boost

With 77% of British organizations hit by a cyber incident in the past year, the National Cyber Security Centre is sounding the alarm: it's time to supercharge your cyber resilience now more than ever. The rapidly changing threat landscape demands immediate action to protect your business.

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EDR Adoption Falls Short on Cyber Resilience

Many organizations have invested in advanced endpoint detection and response (EDR) platforms, but struggle to turn that visibility into real-world protection, leaving them vulnerable to cyber threats. The harsh reality is that EDR is only as effective as the team's ability to act on its alerts.

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GCHQ Chief Warns UK Businesses to Bolster Cyber Defenses as AI Reshapes Threats

Protecting your systems is now a front-line defence for our nation, economy, and way of life - it's time for UK businesses to treat cybersecurity as a national defence priority, not just an IT issue. With AI-driven threats evolving rapidly, the window to bolster your cyber defences is narrowing.

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Cybersecurity Burnout Spurs Call for Risk-Based Response

Half of all cyber professionals are burning out weekly or daily - it's time for organizations to shift their approach and view burnout as a critical operational risk, rather than just a wellness issue. By reframing burnout in this way, businesses can prioritize effective solutions and safeguard their cyber resilience.

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UK's ICO Unveils Five-Step Plan to Counter AI-Powered Cyber Threats

Boost your organization's defenses against AI-powered cyber threats with the UK's ICO five-step plan, and build public trust by putting robust security measures in place to protect personal data. By investing in cyber resilience, you can safeguard the data you hold and foster confidence in your organization's ability to keep it secure.

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UK Cybersecurity Market Booms as Government Targets Enhanced Resilience

The UK's cybersecurity market is thriving, generating £14.7bn in revenue and supporting nearly 70,000 jobs, with the government investing in its own defenses and setting national standards to boost resilience. This booming sector has seen a 20% surge in cybersecurity firms, now totaling 2,603, and a 17% annual increase in gross value added.

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Cyber Resilience Becomes Imperative for GEOINT Firms

In today's digital landscape, cyber resilience has become a top priority for GEOINT firms, enabling them to operate seamlessly even when security controls fail. With their vast global reach and complex orbital infrastructure, these firms face a massive attack surface that spans satellites, ground stations, and cloud platforms.

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UK Cyber Agency Warns of Impending Patch Wave Fueled by AI

The UK's National Cyber Security Centre warns that AI is about to expose decades of technical shortcuts, demanding a massive and urgent patching effort - and organisations must prepare to patch quickly, frequently, and at scale. Get ready for a surge in fixes as buried technical debt is brought to the surface.

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