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Keeping you informed with the latest developments and news in the cyber security and intelligence sectors.
As organisations strengthen their technical defences, cyber criminals are adapting their tactics by targeting other digital vulnerabilities, like the availability of Personally Identifiable Information online.
As a business leader or IT decision-maker, you’re already spinning multiple plates: managing risk, meeting regulatory requirements, and making sure your systems are secure without slowing the pace of business.
Due diligence is not just a regulatory requirement but a fundamental component of a robust information security strategy.
Upgrading to Cyber Essentials plus is a significant step in enhancing your organisation’s security posture.
Are you adapting your cyber defence strategy? As corporate cyber defences have improved over recent years, organised criminal groups and malicious state actors have discovered new ways of penetrating company systems, based around the exploitation of their digital vulnerabilities, rather than just cyber security or technical weaknesses.
A proactive cyber security strategy will minimise risk and help you achieve a mature security posture.
The world continues to face a significant cybersecurity workforce shortage - the (ISC)² 2024 Global Cybersecurity Workforce Gap report estimates it to be 4.
In the rapidly evolving digital landscape of 2025, every organisation faces a huge range of challenges that extend far beyond traditional cyber threats.
Protection Group International (PGI) is pleased to be the Official Training Material Developer to CREST, the global not-for-profit body supporting the cyber security industry.
The Department for Education (DfE) is changing its IT security requirements to improve resilience against cyber threats in the education sector.
Rapid developments in AI have seen more companies adopting automated penetration testing to identify IT infrastructure vulnerabilities.
The delivery of training within the CREST CAMP programme was officially launched on 20 January at Strathmore University in Kenya.