Digital forensics expert, Joe Clarke, investigates just how much data can be extracted from mobile devices that you think have been wiped.  

This webinar is for you if you've ever wondered if your incident response strategy is robust enough, and want to understand how to best minimise legal and regulatory risks in relation to a breach.

Take proactive action now – don’t wait until you’re faced with a breach!

Almost every business will agree that building and maintaining a healthy culture, within all areas of the organisation, is important, and central to that is putting your people at the heart of any structures and policies. When it comes to a businesses’ cyber security posture there is an almost universal tendency to focus almost exclusively on the tools and technologies, overlooking one of the most critical aspects – the needs of people and how they really operate within the business.

In the third blog of this series we discuss the rapid increase in the number of supply chain attacks. In 2022, businesses should consider supply chain security a boardroom priority, and a critical part of every cyber security strategy.

In the second blog of this series, we consider how personal information can be used to create credible cyber attacks. Increasingly, we see online platforms being used by threat actors to gather open-source information about individuals to commit fraud via phishing or ransomware attacks. In 2022, it is critical for businesses to include risk prevention methods as part of their cyber security strategies.

It can be difficult to cut through the noise and identify exactly which new vulnerabilities or trends should be prioritised. With a limited budget, how can you make sure your business is prepared, secure and competitive? In this series, we have identified our top five trends to prioritise this year to put your business in the best position to succeed. In our first blog, we consider incident response strategies. Whilst many businesses had to focus on simply maintaining operations over the last two years, now is the time for renewed focus on incident response preparations for enhanced corporate resiliency.

This report contains insights from some of UK's leading security leaders, including metrics to use when talking to the board, advice around the best version of an ICO investigation, concerns surrounding penetration testing and the importance of communication in the role of a CISO.