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Manchester Airports cyber attack: what was stolen, why WiFi and number plate data matters, and a 10-day plan to check your own exposure.
A Russian-speaking phishing campaign registered thousands of fake travel and hotel sites to steal card data. Learn how to monitor lookalike domains.
Security debt builds up like technical debt and gets harder to manage over time. Learn how EASM, visibility and security culture keep it in check.
Exposed ports, misconfigured services and forgotten systems can appear online without warning. Learn why continuous attack surface monitoring is essential.
Shadow IT, from unauthorised apps to forgotten infrastructure, is a major blind spot. Learn how to detect and respond to it before attackers do.
Document metadata can leak usernames, emails and software details that aid phishing. Learn how attackers exploit it and how to sanitise files.
Typo-squatting is about more than typos. Lookalike domains are mainly used for phishing, so learn which ones to prioritise and how to monitor them.
Subdomain takeover, dangling DNS and orphaned IPs are low-effort, high-impact attacks. Learn why mapping and monitoring your footprint matters.
Misconfigured Amazon S3 buckets are easy to find and damaging to expose. Learn how attackers find them and how monitoring keeps your data safe.
EASM starts with discovery. Without an inventory of public-facing assets you are exposed to shadow IT and breaches, so learn why discovery is critical.
Public-facing ports such as database and firewall tools can expose you to attack. Learn why continuous monitoring of exposed ports is essential.
Telegram has become a major hub for cybercriminals. Learn why monitoring channels for your company name and domains gives early warning of attacks.
This blog outlines what Typo Squatting is and the dangers associated with it as well as how to protect yourself against all types of TypoSquatting.
The role of domain security in phishing prevention, and how to build an environment where phishing attempts are recognised and reported.
The dark web is often seen as wholly negative. This post explores its positive potential and how it can be used usefully in cyber security.
How threat actors conceal their digital footprint and stay anonymous online to evade law enforcement, and what this means for everyday internet users.
Is it illegal to browse the dark web? We break down the facts about viewing it, how it is accessed and why you need to be careful navigating it.
An introduction to open source intelligence (OSINT): collecting and analysing data from open sources to uncover intelligence and threats to your business.
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