supply chain security

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

Your IT provider holds the keys to your network. Here is what to ask your MSP, and how to check it has been tested the way an attacker would test …

A practitioner’s view on setting third party penetration testing requirements: what to ask suppliers and vendors for, how to tier them by risk, and where GDPR, ISO 27001 and PCI …

What a software supply chain attack actually looks like, why the numbers are rising fast, and a priority-ordered checklist UK businesses can act on this quarter.

A maximum-severity path traversal flaw in GitLab’s repository commits API is being scanned within hours of disclosure. Here’s what happened and what self-managed users need to check.

A practical action plan for UK businesses that have spotted NIS2 in an EU customer contract: what Article 21 expects from testing, how often, and what evidence to keep ready.

A critical GitLab GraphQL vulnerability let unauthenticated attackers delete public repositories, and researchers saw real exploitation attempts within two days of the patch shipping.

A chain of five vulnerabilities in the Markdown Preview Enhanced VS Code extension let a crafted markdown file write to files on a developer’s machine. All five are now patched.

The OWASP Top 10 was rebuilt for 2025. Here is what moved, what is new, and the questions worth asking before your next web application penetration test.

The Gentlemen ransomware group has claimed 478 victims — including a UK business used to breach a client — by exploiting unpatched VPN appliances and spending weeks inside networks before …