Your Data Might Already Be Stolen. Nobody Can Read It Yet.
Somewhere right now, encrypted data belonging to your organisation is very possibly being copied and stored by someone who cannot
2026
The Ransom Bought Silence. It Never Bought Certainty.
On 19 September, the extortion group ShinyHunters broke into the dark web leak site run by Cl0p, one of
98% Have an AI Governance Policy. Forty-Seven Per Cent Admit They Ignore It.
Ninety-eight per cent of large US companies now have a formal AI governance policy. Forty-seven per cent admit they have
A Handbook in Washington, a Law in Singapore: The Governance Gap PMOs Actually Fill
Two documents delivered in 2026 that both claim to tell a board how to govern cyber risk. One is a
Four Countries, Four Health Systems, the Same Cyber Risk Tier
By August 2026, four European countries, Poland, the UK, France and Germany, had entered the critical tier of a healthcare
Pre-Mortem: The Post Office’s Horizon Replacement
On 24 August 2026, the Post Office finally signed contracts with all three suppliers meant to replace Fujitsu’s Horizon system,
One Token, Three Tools Deep, 2,500 Companies Across Five Continents
One leaked automation token. Three tools deep. Over 2,500 organisations across five continents exposed. That is the entire anatomy of
The September AI Outage Had Two Real Causes. Almost Everyone Reported One.
On the morning of 3 September 2026, ChatGPT, Claude and Grok all failed within roughly ninety minutes of each other.
Three Regulators, Three Continents, One 72-Hour Deadline Nobody Is Ready For
Three regulators, on three different continents, converged on almost the same number this year, entirely independently. Washington set 72 hours.
93% Have Been Breached by Vulnerable AI Code. 30% Still Ship It Anyway.
Seventy per cent of developers believe AI-generated code carries more vulnerabilities than the code they write themselves. Thirty per cent