
27 Oct 2026
Choose a UK pen testing company on who does the testing, how they scope and report, and whether schemes like CREST or CHECK match what your sector needs.

27 Oct 2026
Choose a UK pen testing company on who does the testing, how they scope and report, and whether schemes like CREST or CHECK match what your sector needs.

27 Oct 2026
Penetration test cost follows effort: number of targets, test type, tester knowledge, depth, environment, reporting and retests. Here is how each adds up.

27 Oct 2026
A penetration test runs from scoping and written authorisation, through manual testing, to a prioritised report, debrief and retest. Here is each stage.

27 Oct 2026
The right penetration test depends on what you need to protect and how attackers would reach it. Compare infrastructure, app, API, cloud and mobile tests.

19 Oct 2026
The cyber red flags that matter in due diligence change the price or stop the deal: hidden breaches, contested IP, regulatory exposure and deep security gaps.

19 Oct 2026
Third-party cyber risk is the chance a supplier causes you a security incident. Manage it by tiering suppliers, setting requirements, contracting and checking.

18 Oct 2026
DORA reaches UK tech suppliers through EU bank contracts: mandatory clauses, register data, an LEI, subcontracting controls and, for a few, direct EU oversight.

18 Oct 2026
ISO 27001 is worth it when customers or tenders need it, or you need a structured way to run security. If nobody is asking yet, start with Cyber Essentials.

16 Oct 2026
No UK law requires SOC 2. You need it when US customers write it into contracts. Here is what SOC 2 involves, Type 1 vs Type 2, and when ISO 27001 will do.

16 Oct 2026
Most UK firms start with Cyber Essentials, add ISO 27001 when customers ask for a certified security system, and need SOC 2 only for US buyers.

16 Sept 2026
Product security (ProdSec) protects a product across its whole lifecycle, design, build, supply chain and support. A practical UK guide.

16 Sept 2026
Fintechs use AI for fraud detection, alert triage and automation and attackers use it against them. What the FCA expects and the controls that actually reduce risk.

16 Sept 2026
NIS2, DORA, NIST CSF 2.0 and CIS Controls v8.1 are often treated as rivals. In practice they answer different questions. A mapping guide for UK financial services firms.

16 Sept 2026
AI security protects the AI systems you run and defends against attackers using AI against you. Risks, controls, and the UK standards that apply in 2026.

31 May 2024
How CyberSecEval 2 scores LLM security risk, GPT-4, Llama 3, the arXiv 2404.13161 benchmarks explained, and what the results mean for your AI stack.

13 Dec 2023
How financial services firms can secure machine learning: data privacy, model attacks, explainability and monitoring controls.