May 2025 was a busy month in the world of cybersecurity news, and not in a good way! The massive Marks and Spencer cyber attack continued to make headlines almost every other day. Read all about the new twists and turns in the M&S cybersecurity saga in our Updated Marks and Spencer Cyber Attack Timeline.

Online gambling is a massive industry. The global online gambling market size was estimated at 78.66 billion U.S. dollars in 2024 and is predicted to grow at a CAGR of 11.9% from 2025 to 2030. As more and more gambling moves online, they’re a goldmine for cybercriminals hoping to make a quick buck through scams, hacking, and fraud. Savvy hackers can get user data, payment information, and back-end systems if they are not careful.

You’ve built a great product, but now you need customers. How do you land your first paying users fast? One word: cold email. 

Cold email is one of the most affordable and effective ways to grow your SaaS business, even if you’re pre-revenue. All it takes is an email address and the right strategy.

Organisations face an increasingly complex challenge these days: protecting their critical assets from sophisticated cyber threats.

One fundamental yet often overlooked aspect of comprehensive cybersecurity is proper asset identification. This serves as the foundation upon which robust cybersecurity practices are built, enabling organisations to allocate resources efficiently and respond to threats promptly. 

Peter Green Chilled, a distributor to the major supermarkets of the UK, is the latest victim in a long string of cyber attacks on the UK retail sector.

The Somerset-based logistics firm specialises in temperature-controlled food distribution. The company is under a ransomware attack that has disrupted its operations and raised concerns over the UK's food supply chain. In this article, we explore everything known so far about this major incident in the UK's food supply chain space. 

The UK’s Legal Aid Agency (LAA), overseen by the Ministry of Justice, has fallen victim to a major cyber attack. Many are estimating that this is one of the most significant breaches of sensitive data in the UK’s legal sector to date.

The attack, which came to light in April 2025, has exposed deeply confidential information. It has also disrupted critical services, triggering national concern and prompting urgent investigations.

Mobile apps have really changed how businesses do things and talk to people. But staying on top of all the new trends? That's hard work, especially when you also have to make sure everyone's data is totally secure.

This article looks at how companies can use the latest app trends while making sure security stays first. We talk about big changes in the mobile application development services industry and how to add strong protection.

One of the most influential Cryptocurrency platforms in the world, Coinbase, is the latest victim of a headline-making cyber attack. While there have been other crypto-related hacks in the past, arguably with larger repercussions than those we have seen with Coinbase so far, there’s a lot more at stake here.

Cyber Crime is on a rampant rise. Take the example of the recent cyber attacks on the UK's largest retailers and even French fashion house Dior. Phishing and Social Engineering played a huge part in these attacks, once again reiterating that it's the human element that's often the weakest link in the cybersecurity chain.  

UK Retailers are experiencing the full wrath of cyber crime to the greatest degree. It started with Marks and Spencer on the Easter Weekend. Customers were left high and dry without being able to access their “Click and Collect” orders. Online payments became inaccessible and store shelves were fast clearing up.

Easter weekend didn’t go as planned for Marks & Spencer - one of the UK's favourite retailers for clothes, food and more. The industry giant fell victim to a cyber attack that deeply disrupted its operations. Customers were unable to access the Click and Collect service and even contactless payments were inaccessible.

Being a student in the modern world involves more than just reading textbooks and sitting in class. The majority of your educational experience takes place online, whether you're taking classes virtually, turning in work using Google Classroom or Canvas, or doing online research. However, there are risks associated with the internet even though it offers amazing learning opportunities. So, how can students keep secure online?

Let's go over everything in detail, from password protection to avoiding online fraud, in a way that is simple to comprehend and even simpler to put into practice.

Cyber incident response training is an important investment for today's business leaders. It's crucial that executive and management professionals throughout the organisation understand the scope of cyber threats and possess the necessary knowledge to respond quickly and effectively. 

Cyber Incident Response is the structured approach businesses use to detect, respond to, and recover from these cyber threats. It helps organisations contain damage and resume normal operations with minimal disruption.

The finance sector is quite susceptible to cyber attacks since the security of digital financial assets makes it so. Cybercriminals with continually changing attack techniques find banks, investment companies, and insurance firms appealing. The necessity for companies to apply strict cybersecurity policies is rising daily, given these mounting hazards.

The surge in remote work didn't just rewrite the rules of collaboration; it unlocked doors that many organisations didn’t even know existed. Conversations that once occurred face-to-face now bounce through cloud platforms, scattered across Slack threads, Zoom calls, and internal wikis.

Workflows became more flexible, but the trust infrastructure behind them didn’t keep up. The illusion of a closed, protected system vanished, and in its place came a vast, decentralized sprawl—one where the lines between internal and external communication blur every day. The increased likelihood of data breaches associated with remote working adds further urgency to address these vulnerabilities

In the modern business environment, email is both indispensable and vulnerable. While it enables seamless communication, it is also a primary vector for cyber threats — from phishing scams and malware distribution to business email compromise (BEC). As attackers grow more sophisticated, businesses must strengthen their email security posture to avoid becoming the following cautionary tale.

The iPhone stopped being just a phone a long time ago. Now, it’s your all-in-one device for work, personal use, communication, and more. Although Apple has strong security standards in place, your iPhone can still be vulnerable to external risks and data-related issues due to data accumulation.

That’s why it’s important to stay on top of the data stored on your device - figure out what’s worth keeping and what’s outdated or no longer relevant. In this article, we’ll discuss how to declutter your iPhone to reduce risks, clear out old activity traces, and better protect your personal information.

Cyber Incident Response Planning is critical for businesses concerned about cybersecurity. There is no prevention of cyber crime anymore. The only protection is preparation. But what are the key 7 phases of cyber incident response? And how do you ensure that your cyber incident response plan covers all these phases effectively? That's what we are about to explore in this blog. 

A massive cyber-attack on retail giant Marks and Spencer leads to postponed deliveries, halted online transactions, and frozen gift card processing. A large-scale phishing campaign compromises corporate email marketing accounts at Mailchimp, SendGrid, HubSpot, Mailgun, and Zoho. Car Rental Giant Hertz begins notifying customers of a massive breach of data.

And all of this is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the major cyber attacks, ransomware attacks and data breaches of April 2025.