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Physical Security & Social Engineering

In the current threat environment, physical security gaps and social engineering tactics are increasingly intertwined. Attackers combine psychological manipulation with on-site intrusion to defeat safeguards and reach critical assets. Continue reading to understand how to reinforce your defenses against these hybrid threats.

Malware Management

Malware continues to be a primary driver of security incidents, leveraging both automated techniques and targeted delivery to compromise systems. Effective malware management requires visibility, rapid detection, and coordinated response measures across the organization. Read on to understand the core components of a modern malware management strategy and how they mitigate evolving threats.

ISO 27001 Chapters 4-10: The first steps in setting-up your ISMS

Establishing an ISMS begins long before selecting controls. Chapters 4–10 of ISO 27001 define the foundational requirements that determine scope, context, leadership commitment, risk management, and continual improvement. These sections shape how your organisation structures its security governance and what must be formally documented to demonstrate compliance. Read on to understand the essential elements you need in place before moving into Annex A.

Common Threats and Threat Actors

Organisations today face a consistent set of digital and human-driven threats that continue to evolve in scale and sophistication. From financially motivated actors to targeted intrusion groups, each adversary type relies on distinct tactics that can undermine your security controls. Read on to understand the most prevalent threats and the actors behind them—and how they impact your risk landscape.

Cybersecurity Fundamentals

Cybersecurity begins with a clear understanding of the core principles that protect information, systems and users. These fundamentals form the basis of every effective security program and guide how organizations manage risk, enforce controls and ensure operational resilience. Read on to strengthen your grasp of the essential concepts shaping today’s security landscape.

What is the principle of least privilege (POLP)?

The principle of least privilege limits users, systems, and applications to only the access necessary to perform their functions—nothing more. This fundamental control reduces the blast radius of incidents, minimizes misuse, and strengthens overall security posture. Read on to understand how POLP works in practice and why it is essential for modern access governance.

What is Cloud Data Loss Prevention (DLP)?

Cloud Data Loss Prevention focuses on identifying, monitoring, and protecting sensitive information across cloud services and platforms. It helps organisations prevent unauthorized access, accidental exposure, and data exfiltration in environments where information moves quickly and is widely distributed. Read on to learn how cloud DLP capabilities work and why they are critical for maintaining control over your data.

SOC 2: Evidence Collection Starter Kit

SOC 2 audits rely on clear, well-structured evidence that demonstrates how your controls operate in practice. Gathering this material efficiently reduces audit friction, shortens timelines, and improves the accuracy of your assessment. Read on for a starter kit that outlines the core evidence types you need and how to prepare them effectively.

Cybersecurity Starts with People.

Human behavior remains one of the most influential factors in an organization's security posture. Even the most advanced controls can be undermined by misconfigurations, weak practices, or social engineering. Strengthening security therefore begins with empowering people through awareness, clear responsibilities, and a culture that supports secure decision-making. Read on to see why investing in your workforce is the foundation of effective cybersecurity.