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Cyberwar: The Director of GCHQ explains how ransomware, phishing and DDoS attacks are just a few of the many weapons that states are now using in geopolitical conflicts. read more
Targeted Advertising: Acting on behalf of the European Union, Ireland's Data Commissioner has ruled that Meta unlawfully exploited its users' data to deliver them adverts on Facebook and Instagram . read more
Discovered: Concerns over the increasing covert use of Chinese spyware prompted intelligence operatives to investigate British government & diplomatic vehicles. read more
EarSpy: Smartphone manufacturers’ efforts to improve audio technology in their devices has led to new vulnerabilities, including unprotected ear speakers. read more
Cybersecurity Back-to-Basics: Cybersecurity threats and regulation will evolve in the next year, yet many aspects will remain much the same. By Simon Eyre read more
In 2023, business challenges of all kinds are growing more difficult to identify and solve. Data protection is one of them. By Florian Malecki read more
The web browser has become the biggest attack surface available to threat actors. Here's how they are actively leveraging and exploiting it. By Jonathan Lee read more
Critical Infrastructure Is The Target: Cyber attacks are rapidly transitioning from being an issue of enterprise security to one where there is a direct risk to public safety. By Will Dixon read more
Useful But Different: Identity & Access Management (IAM) and Privileged Access Management (PAM) are not the same thing, although both protect security when used correctly. By Colin Tankard read more
Persistence Pays Off For Hackers: There's more to cyber resilience than MFA and broader technological & cultural changes are needed. By Adrian Odds read more
EIQ's Intelligence Team Look Ahead: Extortion methods will evolve, cyber criminals will take sides in Ukraine, Russia's cyberwar stratgey will fail & ChatGPT will take off. read more
Caution Is Better Than Indulgence: Zero trust offers small companies a level of security equivalent to that of large enterprises. By Paddy Srinivasan read more
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