In today’s digital age, cybersecurity training for employees has become a critical aspect of protecting a company’s sensitive information and assets. While organisations invest in various training programs, some still struggle to effectively educate their employees on cybersecurity best practices. This blog explores common mistakes made during employee cybersecurity training and provides valuable insights on how to avoid them.

In recent years, artificial intelligence (AI) has been rapidly evolving and revolutionising various industries, including cybersecurity. AI-powered cybersecurity has made detecting and responding to threats faster and more efficient. However, as cybercriminals also use AI to launch attacks, staying ahead of AI-powered cybersecurity risks has become even more critical. Here are some tips on how to stay ahead of AI-powered cybersecurity risks.

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MSPs and cloud providers in line for legal regulations after government consultation. Government officials have issued their response to a cyber security consultation held earlier this year looking at possible changes to the Computer Misuse Act. Now the responses have been digested it is looking increasingly likely that information security practices are going to become a matter of a legally binding framework of responsibilities.

A gargantuan cache of data totalling over 200Gb has been exposed on the web, researchers from Comparitech report. Contained within the database were records of 106 million people who travelled into Thailand during the last decade. The database was first discovered on August 22nd 2021 at which point the operator of the database was immediately informed. This rapidly led to the Thai authorities being made aware of the issue.

Mobile telecoms giant T-Mobile are the latest high profile cyberattack victim with hackers stealing a huge cache of customer data reportedly including US social security number and driving licence information among other key personal details. This breach only affects their USA customers data and UK customers are not currently thought to be at risk.

The United Nations International Telecommunication Union (ITU) published its 2020 Global Cyber Security Index on Tuesday 29th June, listing USA in first place, closely followed by the UK and Saudi Arabia in a tie for second place.