
Thinking Like the Security Defenders
As Physical Penetration Testers employed to test buildings security and expose their vulnerabilities, we and others like us, often focus on adopting an attacker’s mindset.
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As Physical Penetration Testers employed to test buildings security and expose their vulnerabilities, we and others like us, often focus on adopting an attacker’s mindset.

Family offices, responsible for managing substantial wealth and assets, are increasingly becoming prime targets for a diverse range of security risks.

It is an established fallacy that most businesses will fail within their first year, whereas only around 20% will fail in the first twelve months, only 25% will make it to their 15-year point 1 .

In business, every decision you make can have long-lasting effects.

Our second panel in our risk series, in partnership with The Keyholding Company and Dominus Tech delved into how organisations can navigate risk through the use of smart data and intelligence.

As part of our 10-year celebrations, we sat down with Toro’s Founder, Peter Connolly, to reflect on our journey so far.

The United Nations’ theme for International Women’s Day this year is: “For ALL Women and Girls: Rights.

Data centres are the backbone of today’s digital world, housing vast amounts of critical information that support businesses, governments, and national infrastructure.

As criminals become more creative, it’s essential to stay updated on the latest scams targeting employees and consumers.

Travel blogging is a thrilling way to share experiences, document adventures, and inspire others to explore the world – but the digital space that makes travel blogging so exciting also opens up new vulnerabilities and opportunity to be exploited, sadly.

In today’s digital-first world, businesses face an ever-growing array of cyber threats.

Rupert Soames OBE, speaking on ‘Any Questions’, referred to the Southport attack as “not what I recognise as terrorism, where you get bands of people – like you had under the 2007 bombings, 3 or 4 people working together with an ideology” .