As cyber threats evolve at an unprecedented pace, the world is witnessing an increasing need for community-led cybersecurity engagement. While national strategies and enterprise-level security programmes remain vital, sustainable cyber resilience begins at the local level, within cities and communities where people live, learn, and work. Cities like Milton Keynes, with a growing technology ecosystem,...
Across the UK, young people are growing up in a world where almost everything is online – lessons, friendships, games, money, even homework. Behind all of that, thousands of cyber professionals work every day to keep systems safe. Good news: this is not just “someone else’s job”. It can be your career. According to recent...
Introduction Cyber attacks are evolving faster than most organisations can defend against. For many years, security teams relied on signature-based antivirus, known threat databases, and predefined detection rules to stop malicious software. However, a new generation of threats has emerged — AI-enabled malware — and it changes the game entirely. Unlike traditional malware, which is...
The rapid rise of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Large Language Models (LLMs) is reshaping industries across the world. From healthcare and education to financial services, these models are enabling unprecedented levels of automation, creativity, and efficiency. In the domain of cybersecurity, however, the impact of LLMs is particularly profound. Cybersecurity professionals are facing a constantly...
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has moved from hype to reality in the field of cybersecurity. With threats evolving in complexity and scale, organizations are under constant pressure to strengthen their defenses while keeping costs and human fatigue in check. One of the most significant developments in this space is the rise of AI agents — autonomous,...
Artificial Intelligence (AI)-powered chatbots have rapidly become mainstream across industries. From customer support to sales outreach, and even recruitment, organizations rely on them for speed, personalization, and cost efficiency. However, with this widespread adoption comes a growing wave of cybersecurity and privacy risks. The past two years have seen several high-profile chatbot-related breaches that reveal...
As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to integrate into core business operations—from financial forecasting and fraud detection to medical diagnostics and legal analysis—organizations face a critical need to assess and secure these systems against a new class of threats. Traditional cybersecurity frameworks are not designed to handle the risks associated with AI, which include model-specific vulnerabilities,...