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The UK’s Cyber Security & Resilience Bill aims to significantly strengthen national cyber defence by expanding regulations, enhancing incident reporting, and improving resilience across both public and private sectors. It introduces stricter security standards for a broader range of businesses, including Managed Service Providers (MSPs) and Small to Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs), many of which were previously outside regulatory scope.

The EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) marks a major shift in how digital products and software are regulated for cybersecurity. But what does it really mean for your organisation? Whether you're a software vendor, device manufacturer, or part of the supply chain, the CRA introduces new responsibilities — and penalties — for non-compliance. This blog breaks down the essentials, explain who’s affected, and outline what your business needs to do to stay ahead.

The European Union has introduced a new cyber security blueprint aimed at enhancing its collective resilience against large-scale cyber incidents. This initiative outlines a comprehensive framework for crisis management, detailing the roles of EU entities throughout the entire lifecycle of a cyber crisis, from preparedness and detection to response and recovery.

Learn how to protect your business with a clear, five-step Cyber Security Incident Response Plan. This guide covers how to assess damage, contain threats, restore systems, learn from attacks, and build a strong response strategy—so you can act fast, minimise impact, and stay secure.