With the world moving online at an unprecedented pace, there is a heightening vulnerability when it comes to cybersecurity. Just in the past few months alone, we have seen a ransomware attack against K-Electric and data breaches at Bykea and Swvl. Expand the timeline a little further and you get

72% of organizations plan to assess or implement Zero Trust capabilities in some capacity in 2020 according to Pulse Secures’ 2020 Zero Trust Progress Report. 39% of organizations admitted to suffering a security compromise involving a mobile device this year, up from 33% in the latest Verizon Mobile Security Index

In March, the news broke that IASME Consortium was to be the exclusive partner of the UK’s Cyber Essentials scheme, run by the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC). But what does this mean? And how can Cyber Essentials help improve cyber security standards in the UK? We sat down with

Despite increasing levels of adoption by organisations of all sizes, cloud solutions continue to be plagued by misconceptions about their security. It’s still commonly assumed that the cloud offers a less secure option compared to on-premises infrastructure. So, how does it really shape up, and what security challenges face the

Today, we rely on IoT devices more than ever. In a world increasingly connected by devices, it’s extremely convenient to use an IoT device for every purpose imaginable. They’re not only limited to different industry uses — they’ve found their way into our homes and have become a standard part