Category: Cybersecurity and Tech Innovation

A recent report from the Health Sector Coordinating Council is urging the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) to collaborate with state-level insurance regulators. The aim? To promote the implementation of incentives by cyber insurance providers for organisations that adopt security best practices. The healthcare industry is facing an alarming increase in cyber threats, especially […]

Red teams leverage real CVE exploits to simulate actual threats organizations may face, enabling more authentic attack scenarios. This resource explores the methods, advantages, and considerations involved in using current vulnerabilities during red team engagements. Key Points Red teams use public CVE exploits to create realistic attack simulations that reflect actual threats. This approach enhances […]

Summary The Geek Squad scam has resurfaced in 2025, attempting to trick unsuspecting victims into believing they owe hefty subscription fees. Scammers send out fraudulent emails claiming to be from Geek Squad, falsely indicating that users will be charged anywhere from £300 to £500 for nonexistent services. The urgency created in these emails is designed […]

Summary On April 11, 2025, North Dakota Governor Kelly Armstrong enacted HB 1127, a new law introducing stringent data security requirements for financial institutions and certain nonbanking financial service providers. The law, effective from August 1, 2025, ensures a robust framework for safeguarding consumer information by mandating the establishment of information security programmes. Key Points […]

Summary In light of recent cyber-attacks on major British retailers, this article discusses the vulnerabilities present within supply chains that allow hackers to exploit them. With incidents like M&S’s ransomware attack disrupting operations significantly, it’s crucial for businesses to establish robust supply chain resilience. The fragmented tech landscape, especially in retail, exposes countless points of […]

April 2025 was quite the rollercoaster in the cybersecurity scene! Patch Tuesday rolled around on April 8, kicking off a month of action with a hefty number of CVEs—84 for Windows 11 and 87 for Windows 10. Just one pesky vulnerability, CVE-2025-29824, was known to be exploited, but nothing too alarming overall. Then, chaos struck […]