RHP Group enhances housing repairs with new digital platform
14 August 2025
RHP Group is set to bring its housing repairs service in-house, supported by the implementation of a new field service management platform developed by technology partner Totalmobile.
This strategic move aims to improve response times, enhance control over service delivery, and provide a more seamless experience for residents across its portfolio of 11,000 homes.
Find out more Rapid7 highlights threat of illicit network access sales
13 August 2025
Rapid7, Inc. has unveiled its 2025 Access Brokers Report, offering new insights into underground marketplaces where cybercriminals buy and sell access to corporate networks.
Based on six months of threat intelligence gathered from dark web forums — including Exploit, XSS, and BreachForums — the report reveals how initial access to compromised networks is often sold at low prices — sometimes for less than $1,000 — and provides strategies for defenders to disrupt these early-stage breaches.
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Claroty and Google Security Operations to strengthen cybersecurity for IT and operational technology environments
07 August 2025
Claroty has announced a new collaboration with Google Security Operations, aiming to enhance threat detection and response capabilities for organisations overseeing both IT and operational technology (OT) systems.
This partnership enables organisations managing cyber-physical systems (CPS) to utilise high-fidelity, context-rich alerting and vulnerability data from Claroty’s xDome and Continuous Threat Detection (CTD) platforms, integrating seamlessly into Google’s cloud-native security operations platform.
Find out more UK government launches £15 million ‘Alignment Project’
05 August 2025
The UK government has announced the launch of a new global research initiative aimed at addressing one of the most complex challenges in artificial intelligence: ensuring that advanced AI systems behave in ways that align with human values.
The initiative, dubbed the ‘Alignment Project’, is backed by £15 million in funding and involves industry partners including Amazon Web Services (AWS) and DeepAI. Through grants of up to £1 million, as well as cloud computing resources provided by corporate collaborators, the project will support academic and non-profit teams working on AI safety, explainability, and control.
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