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FeatureThe CISO Power 100: Why Cybersecurity is Now the Foundation of European Business Resilience
The role of the Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) has reached a definitive inflection point. Once tasked primarily with technical defense and boundary setting, the modern CISO now operates at the absolute epicenter of business strategy, regulatory liability, and market trust. In 2025, the CISO’s job is defined by a single, powerful word: Resilience.
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FeatureThe New Frontier of Healthcare Risk: Why a Breach is No Longer Just a Data Problem
In the modern business landscape, the question is no longer if a cyberattack will happen, but when. For the healthcare sector, this reality has become particularly acute in 2025.
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FeatureThe High Street’s New Threat: Why Retail and Manufacturing Are on the Front Lines of Cyber Risk
The era of cyberattacks being confined to a single industry is over. In 2025, the UK has been a battleground for a new wave of attacks, proving that a sophisticated threat can leap from a hospital’s network to a high-street retailer’s supply chain in a matter of days.
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FeatureThe Blueprint for Resilience: The #RISK Europe 2025 Agenda is Revealed
The full agenda for Europe’s most important event for governance, risk, and compliance (GRC), privacy, fraud prevention, AI, and security leaders is now live. Featuring over 200 world-class speakers, four dedicated content theatres, and a unique two-day journey, the event provides a blueprint for turning risk into resilience.
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FeatureIT Risk Reimagined: Securing the Digital Future in the Age of AI
The digital landscape is undergoing a transformation of unprecedented scale and speed, largely driven by the exponential growth of Artificial Intelligence (AI).
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FeatureSteering Through the Digital Storm: Mastering IT Risk in 2025 and Beyond
The year 2025 is poised to be another year of rapid technological change and escalating cyber threats, making IT risk management a top priority for organisations of all sizes.
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NewsCloud data breaches caused mostly by human error
A report has identified human error as one of the main causes of cloud infrastructure data breaches.
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NewsCorruption and uncertainty dominate political climate in Bulgaria
Experts fear that Bulgaria’s political system could near the brink of collapse this summer if the state is not able to establish a new government and effectively combat endemic corruption.
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FeatureInterserve Fine: Got Internal Security Policies? You’d Better Follow Them
Construction firm Interserve was the latest target of the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO)’s ongoing enforcement spree, following a 2020 phishing attack that compromised the personal data of up to 113,000 people.
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VideoInsider Threats: Detecting and Mitigating the Threat From Within
Insider threats can lead to devastating security incidents—whether intentional or negligent, and perpetrated by a from a trusted employee, ex-employee, or contractor.
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VideoInsider Threats: Just How Trustworthy Are Your Employees?
PrivSec Global will explore how you can ensure effective safeguards against insider threats while maintaining a culture of trust and avoiding excessive surveillance.
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VideoInternal Threats: Top Threats to your IT Security and how to Address Them
From employees accidentally clicking on malicious links, to sabotage, theft of data and unauthorised access, companies have plenty of potential insider cyber security threats to consider.
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NewsUK looks to beef up digital supply chain security
The British government is seeking views on what measures can be taken to enhance security of businesses’ digital supply chains and third-party IT services.
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SponsoredMicrosoft: Identifying and managing insider threats
Data breaches due to the behaviour of insiders is of increasing concern globally, but how do you tackle the problem? Neha Monga of Microsoft explains how you can identify and mitigate the risks
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NewsCalifornian government agency breached in phishing attack
The California State Controller’s Office (SCO) has fallen victim to a data breach, with the records of more than 9,000 people reportedly stolen.
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BlogDon’t be a passenger – why we must all look after our own security to help our organisation’s
In today’s world, there is little distinction between your real life and your cyber life. Tor-Ståle Hansen explains how attending to your personal digital ‘twin’ also helps strengthen your organisation’s privacy and security.
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NewsScores of data breaches at UK’s merger watchdog
The anti-trust regulator in the UK was hit by 150 personal data breaches in the past two years, five more than in the previous two-year period.
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BlogWhat makes us human: countering the accidental insider cyber threat
Everybody makes mistakes in the workplace and sometimes this can lead to sensitive information being put at risk. Philip Bridge discusses how to mitigate against these risks.
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VideoWhere’s the Data How to Find Your Biggest Governance, Security, and Privacy Risks
Over the last decade, data has become the driving force behind businesses, economies, and daily life. But sometimes, something as simple as knowing what data you have, and where that data lives within (and outside of) your organization, can be your biggest governance, security and privacy risk.
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NewsUK releases details of Russian cyber attacks against Olympics and Paralympics
GRU, Russia’s military intelligence service, hacked officials and organisations involved in the planned 2020 Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Games, the UK government has announced.
