Attack surface management shows you what you expose. Penetration testing shows you what an attacker can do with it. Here is why one cannot substitute for the other.
A zero-day vulnerability is a flaw attackers exploit before a fix exists. Here is what that means in practice and how UK businesses should respond.
Business email compromise costs businesses billions a year without a single virus or hacked network. Here’s how BEC scams work, the main types, and the defences that actually stop them.
A data breach is any incident where information is accessed, lost or exposed without authorisation. Here is what counts, how common they are in the UK, what they cost, and …
CHECK penetration testing is the NCSC’s accreditation for testers working on UK government and CNI systems. Here’s why it exists, who must use it, and how it stacks up against …
A buyer’s guide to assumed breach penetration testing: how it works, how it differs from a standard test or red team, and how to tell if your organisation is ready …
A quick way to work out whether your organisation needs ICS or SCADA penetration testing, who a genuine OT specialist looks like, and how to scope a safe first engagement.
A checklist-style guide to what a penetration testing rules of engagement document should contain, who needs to sign it, and what happens when it’s skipped.
Zero trust security stops one stolen password from reaching everything else. Here is what it takes in practice, a realistic starting checklist, and the mistakes businesses make along the way.
CVE-2026-58048 is being downplayed as low risk because it needs an existing account. On shared hosting, that’s exactly the wrong conclusion to draw.