penetration testing

How UK manufacturers can run a penetration test across IT and connected production systems without stopping the line: what it covers, who should do it, scoping and cost.

AI penetration testing checks chatbots, copilots and AI agents for prompt injection, data leaks and tool abuse. Here is what it covers and how to scope one.

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.

Group-IB and NyxLab tie more than 70,000 stolen network-device logins to a broker called k0t. Here is what UK organisations should check on their firewalls and VPNs.

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.

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.

OSINT is the practice of turning public information into security insight. Here is how attackers and testers use it, what it reveals about your business and how to shrink your …