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Phishing remains the single most reported form of cybercrime and one of the cheapest attacks to launch, yet among the most expensive to suffer. IBM (2025) estimates the average cost of a breach that begins with phishing at approximately USD 4.8 million, while the FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Centre recorded 191,561 phishing and spoofing complaints in 2025, more than double any other reported category (FBI IC3, 2026). For years, the standard advice to organisations has been

Anthropic has issued a fresh warning about the security risks posed by AI agents after testing showed that advanced Claude-based systems can move from controlled sandbox tasks towards actions that would affect real organisations if safeguards fail. The company’s concern is not that Claude has “become a hacker” in the human sense. The risk is more practical and more immediate. AI agents can now use browsers, code tools, terminals, email, APIs and cloud services. When those too

Starting a career in cybersecurity can feel overwhelming. The field is vast, technical, and constantly evolving. However, with the right approach, you can build a strong foundation and position yourself for success. I will share practical steps and clear advice to help you begin your journey in cybersecurity. This post focuses on actionable guidance, from understanding the basics to gaining experience and certifications. Understanding the Cybersecurity Landscape: Cybersecurit

Cyber Criminals Redirecting Users to Fraudulent Websites Through Malicious Traffic Distribution Systems (TDS)

What is Claude Mythos AI and What Risks Does It Pose?

AI Random Password Generation: Why You Shouldn’t Use AI to Create Your Passwords

Artificial intelligence is no longer a distant or abstract concept for children and young people. It is woven into their everyday lives powering search engines, social media feeds, games, recommendation systems and, increasingly, conversational tools that respond instantly, adapt to personal preferences and feel almost human. Growing up alongside AI presents real opportunities for learning, creativity and inclusion. At the same time, it raises important questions about attent

The Possibility of Heart Pacemaker Cyber Exploit and Compromises

The Cyber Risks of AI Christmas Toys

Understanding and Mitigating the Cyber Threat in Public USB Charging. As mobile devices have become indispensable, the need for on-the-go charging has grown. Public USB charging stations found in airports, hotels, shopping malls, cafés, and transportation hubs offer convenience but also introduce a growing cybersecurity risk: juice jacking. Juice jacking is an attack where threat actors exploit USB ports or cables to deliver malware, steal data, or compromise devices during c

Executive Summary Ransomware has become one of the most significant and rapidly evolving cyber threats worldwide. As attacks grow more targeted, sophisticated, and destructive, organizations must adopt comprehensive, layered strategies to defend against operational disruption, data loss, financial impact, and reputational harm. This white paper examines the modern ransomware landscape, identifies key vulnerabilities, and presents actionable strategies to strengthen resilience

Secure Your Mobile Device Securing your mobile device is the first step to protecting your personal information. Always use strong passwords, enable biometric authentication, and keep your software updated to defend against vulnerabilities. Regularly backing up your data ensures that you do not lose important files in case of theft, loss, or a cyber-attack. Use cloud services or external hard drives for effective backup solutions. Use a VPN and Anti-Virus Software Using a VPN

Understanding Open Wi-Fi Security Open Wi-Fi networks are widely available in public places such as cafes, airports, and libraries. While convenient, they come with significant security risks. Risks of Using Open Wi-Fi 1. **Data Interception**: Without encryption, any data transmitted over an open Wi-Fi network can be intercepted by malicious actors. This includes sensitive information such as passwords, emails, and personal messages. 2. **Man-in-the-Middle Attacks**: Attac

In today's digital age, the threat of cybercrime is ever-present, and one of the most insidious forms of this threat comes from within an organisation. This internal threat, often referred to as "the hidden mole," can have devastating effects on a company's security, reputation, and bottom line. Understanding the Hidden Mole A hidden mole is typically an employee or contractor who exploits their access to sensitive information for malicious purposes. This can include data the

Privacy-preserving AI in healthcare cybersecurity is a critical area of focus as the healthcare sector increasingly relies on data-driven technologies. Ensuring the security and privacy of sensitive patient information while leveraging AI capabilities is paramount. Artificial Intelligence (AI) has emerged as a transformative force within the healthcare sector, offering unprecedented advancements in clinical diagnostics, predictive analytics, and personalised medicine. The abi