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

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UK cyber security updates – April 2026

April 2026 UK cyber security update: NCSC hacktivist warning, Russian router attacks, manufacturing sector breaches, plus critical patches and UK Resilience Bill progress.
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What is phishing? A cyber security handbook for SMEs

What is phishing? We explain the risks to UK small businesses, the different types of scams, and practical steps to protect your company from attack.
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Types of cyber security threats: A complete guide for UK businesses

Explore the most common types of cyber security threats and cyberattacks affecting UK businesses today. From real-world examples to practical prevention advice, this guide helps you understand the risks and how to stay protected.
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Claude Mythos and Project Glasswing: A game changer for cyber security with serious considerations

Penetration testing expert analyses Claude Mythos’ security capabilities – the opportunities for defenders and considerations for the threat landscape.
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Ethical hacker series | Axios npm supply chain attack

In March 2026, North Korean threat actors compromised Axios npm versions 1.14.1 and 0.30.4, deploying WAVESHAPER.V2 backdoor across millions of systems. Technical analysis and mitigation guidance.
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UK cyber security updates – March 2026

Internal failures caused March’s biggest breaches. A Lloyds software update exposed 447,936 customers. Companies House had a basic authorisation flaw. Meanwhile, AI has compressed attack timelines to around 11 minutes, and UK regulators are tightening operational resilience requirements across all sectors.
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Ethical hacker series | RegPwn: Inside CVE-2026-24291

Detailed breakdown of CVE-2026-24291: how Windows accessibility infrastructure enables privilege escalation through registry symbolic links and secure desktop transitions.
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Cyber Essentials is changing in April 2026 – What you need to do now

In April 2026, Cyber Essentials Version 16 launches with tighter definitions and higher standards. Here’s what’s changing and how to prepare your certification.
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Ethical hacker series | Anthropic’s Claude Code Security and the cyber sell-off: Why human assurance still anchors enterprise AppSec

Anthropic’s Claude Code Security is valuable, but enterprise AppSec needs more than bug-finding – it needs coverage, governance and human sign-off.
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Ethical hacker series | Deep dive into CVE-2026-24061

Learn about the telnetd in GNU Inetutils vulnerability that allows remote authentication bypass from an ethical hacker CVE-2026-24061
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UK cyber security updates – January 2026

Learn about the latest cyber security regulations, incidents, and vulnerabilities impacting UK businesses in January.
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Windows 10 support has ended – Here’s what it means for your business