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Cyber Essentials is changing in April 2026 – What you need to do now

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Ethical hacker series | CVE-2026-33829: Snipping tool NTLM vulnerability explained

VE-2026-33829 (CVSS 4.3) lets a crafted URI trick Windows Snipping Tool into leaking NTLMv2 credentials via UNC paths. Patched April 2026 — full breakdown.

Physical penetration testing: How attackers bypass building security

Real physical pen test case studies show how attackers gain building access through social engineering, not hacking. Learn the risks and how to reduce them.
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What is a cyber security vulnerability assessment? Types, tools, and benefits

Many organisations are currently in the process of updating their security measures to better protect against cyber threats. One way to do this is through a vulnerability assessment, which is an important step in the organisation’s risk management strategy.
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How to Prevent Cyber Attacks: Security Tips for Small Businesses

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UK cyber security updates – June 2026

June 2026 UK cyber security: 43% of UK businesses faced a cyber attack in the last year. Here’s what happened in June 2026 and what your business should do now.
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CREST vs CHECK penetration testing: Which type do you need?

Find out what CREST and CHECK pen testing are, how they work, and which one is right for your business with our guide. Read at Citation Cyber today.
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The cost of cybercrime in 2026: how it affects the economy

How much does cybercrime cost the economy? Discover the latest UK statistics on the financial impact of cyber attacks and how to protect your business.
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Cyber security awareness training: Its benefits for your business

Discover how cyber security awareness training reduces risk, improves behaviour and protects your business from threats. Read at Citation Cyber today.

UK cyber security updates – May 2026

May 2026 UK cyber security: MuddyWater used Teams for credential theft, legacy systems drove millions of attacks, Canvas platform breached. 138 Microsoft patches released.
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What to do in a cyber attack: Cyber incident responses explained

Cyber crime is evolving and increasing at a rapid pace, and the UK government are planning to introduce additional measures including the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill as an effort to boost the nation’s defences against cyber crime.
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Why client-side device integrity should be advisory

Technical case study demonstrating how root and jailbreak detection on iOS and Android React Native apps were bypassed using Frida runtime instrumentation. keyword: client-side device integrity
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Ethical hacker series | ATS: Domain Admin Token Impersonation

Advanced Threat Simulation demonstrating privilege escalation from low-privileged access to Domain Admin via AD CS relay, token impersonation, and lateral movement.
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