Blog & Articles

What a supplier security questionnaire is, what customers ask, how to answer honestly, and where a penetration test or Cyber Essentials fits in.

A plain-English guide to the secure code review process: what reviewers check, how it differs from SAST and penetration testing, and when to bring in an outside expert.

A plain guide to the network penetration test process: scoping, discovery, exploitation, reporting and retesting, and what each stage means for your business.

On the evening of Thursday 29 October 2026, an attacker moved approximately $6.36 billion out of Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange. Most of it left within about 20 minutes. …

Threat modelling is a structured way to find and fix security weaknesses in a system before attackers do. Here is how it works, who should do it and when.

Zero trust security means no user, device or network is trusted by default. Here is what it means in practice, how to start, and how to test it.

A plain, ordered guide to the first hours and days after a ransomware attack: isolate, report, investigate, recover safely and decide on payment.

No single law forces every UK business to run a penetration test, but card rules, customers, insurers and big changes often do. Here is how to decide.

What penetration testing for councils covers, how CHECK, PSN health checks and the Cyber Assessment Framework fit together, and how to scope and buy a test.

Purple teaming puts your attackers and defenders in the same live exercise. Here is how it works, how it differs from a red team engagement, and when it is worth …