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...
Over the past decade, ransomware has evolved from a disruptive cyber nuisance into one of the most financially damaging, politically sensitive, and operationally crippling forms of cybercrime. As attackers matured and ransom demands soared, governments worldwide began reassessing how to protect national resilience — especially across critical national infrastructure (CNI).One of the most significant developments...
A Major Step Toward a More Cyber-Resilient United Kingdom The UK Government has today introduced the Cyber Security and Resilience (Network and Information Systems) Bill, a landmark piece of legislation aimed at modernising and strengthening the nation’s cyber defences. This Bill — introduced to Parliament on 12 November 2025 by the Department for Science, Innovation...
Charities and non-profit organisations (NPOs) continue to be prime targets for cybercriminals because they handle sensitive personal data, process online donations, and often operate with limited IT resources and a distributed workforce. In the UK alone, 14% of charities experienced cybercrime within the past year, with phishing accounting for 95% of charity-related cyber incidents. The...