The UK’s Online Safety Act: a breakdown of key changes
The UK’s long-awaited Online Safety Act has finally come into force, bringing with it a raft of new digital offences. We have written about the Act a few times in the past, so here is a quick rundown of what has changed now it has become law. Cyberflashing is outlawed According to research, 76% of…
Chinese ‘Volt Typhoon’ hackers take aim at US critical infrastructure
Hackers allegedly connected to the People’s Liberation Army in China are responsible for a series of recent attacks on critical infrastructure in the USA, according to a report first published in the Washington Post. The attacks on tens of sensitive sites were on locations of extreme importance. Locations such as Hawaii, Guam, the West Coast,…
What is Zero Trust Security? Breaking Down a Zero Trust Architecture
As cloud-based enterprises and remote workers continue to grow in popularity, the need to implement zero-trust security models has never been more relevant. But what is zero trust security? In short, zero trust security is a model founded on the assumption that no user or device can be trusted and must be verified — including…
