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UK launches £210 million Cyber Action Plan
07 January 2026
The UK Government has unveiled a significant new Cyber Action Plan aimed at enhancing the security and resilience of online public services, including benefits, tax, and healthcare systems.
Backed by £210 million and spearheaded by a dedicated Government Cyber Unit, the plan adopts a coordinated strategy to combat the rising tide of cyber threats targeting government operations, ensuring citizens' data and services remain protected and trustworthy.
Find out more Experts warn 2026 will mark a turning point for identity security
06 January 2026
As cybersecurity threats grow increasingly sophisticated, industry leaders anticipate that in 2026, identity security will become central to enterprise and government strategies worldwide.
With AI-powered attacks—including machine agents, deepfake impersonations, and state-backed hacking—exposing the limitations of traditional perimeter defenses, organizations across Asia-Pacific and Europe are preparing to treat identity systems as critical infrastructure.
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Navigating the UK’s sovereign cloud evolution in the age of AI
30 December 2025
Yoram Novick, CEO, Zadara
As the UK furthers its commitment to digital sovereignty, enterprises are re-evaluating how and where their data lives. The intersection of cloud, AI, and regulatory reform has created a new mandate: build infrastructure that can process data intelligently, efficiently, and within trusted borders. Across both public and private sectors, this is driving a shift toward sovereign, AI-enabled cloud models that balance control, compliance, and innovation.
Is AI in cybersecurity an opportunity or a risk for MSSPs?
24 December 2025
Haris Pylarinos, Founder and CEO of Hack The Box
AI is rapidly changing how cyber defence is delivered. For managed security service providers (MSSPs), AI-enabled analytics, autonomous monitoring, and automated response offer the ability to analyse more data, close investigations faster and support customers seeking 24/7 assurance, without expanding SOC teams.
AI has the potential to improve cybersecurity, but speed alone doesn’t create resilience. If autonomous decision-making is not validated, tuned, and supervised, fast responses may be incorrect. The advantages of automation must be balanced by confidence that it behaves correctly under real-world conditions. Without this, introducing AI into an organisation’s cybersecurity becomes a new operational risk.
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