Risk Management

16 Apr 2026

Complying with the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill

Any organisation that supports, supplies or connects into essential services should be paying close attention to the UK’s new Cyber Security and Resilience Bill

From Breach to Access

16 Apr 2026

Modern IT is often built on external services that are fundamental to day-to-day operations. Yet visibility into how they are secured is often limited

American View: Was the California warehouse fire a call to arms?

14 Apr 2026

Well, heck … this last week has been a blast! If you somehow missed it, a fellow identified as Chamel Abdulkarim (allegedly) set fire to a 1.2 million-square-foot warehouse packed full of bog roll pallets last Tuesday.

Managing invisible (but critical) system failures

10 Apr 2026

There is an online reliability blind spot, where systems appear available but are no longer usable in practice

Why good AI models go wrong

10 Apr 2026

An autonomous agent is like a talented contractor. They can code. They are smart. They can analyse complex problems. But they have no context about your organisation

09 Apr 2026

Rethinking remote access: moving beyond the VPN

As the digital landscape evolves, the VPNs that once offered protection are now proving to be a significant liability

Managing the risk of vulnerability backlogs

08 Apr 2026

Knowing about a risk is not the same as reducing it. There is a growing and often underestimated problem: vulnerability backlogs

American View: How to (literally) keep your head in an interview

07 Apr 2026

I’ve grown to loathe Mondays. Ever since my previous employer downsized my team in a routine restructuring, every Monday has become “apply for new gigs” day. After the dog and I have finished our first cup of coffee, I trawl through all the “alerts” in my inbox and scroll through the commercial and government job posting sites searching for matches.