Attackers are organised like startups now: from lone hackers to operating models
Cybercriminals are now operating like startups: with specialised roles, automation, and scale. What does this mean for CISOs and defenders in 2026?
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Why do hackers love holidays?
Why do cybercriminals target holidays? New data reveals ransomware spikes, holiday phishing surges, and brand impersonation attacks when organisations are least prepared.
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Mobile network operators: when compliance crowds out security
Are mobile network operators spending more time on cybersecurity compliance than real risk reduction? New research explores box-ticking, resilience, and regulation.
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What does resilience really mean?
Cyber resilience is everywhere – but what does it really mean? We unpack the buzzword, the data behind it, and what resilient organisations actually do.
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Is the board asking different questions now?
Boards are asking new cybersecurity questions about risk, resilience, and accountability. Here’s how CISOs can respond with clarity – and without overpromising.
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Back to being human
Human risk remains one of the biggest cybersecurity threats in 2026. New data shows why people, not just AI, are still being exploited – and what CISOs must do next.
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