The Week Ahead: Stop Treating KEV Like a Newsletter
KEV is not interesting. It is known exploited. Turning the catalogue into a five-minute weekly check is the cheapest security upgrade most SMBs can make.
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Green Is Not Safe: The Dashboard Lie
Green boxes and vibes have become the native language of weak assurance. A dashboard that cannot tell busy from dangerous is not security. It is confetti.
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When the Patch Was Not Enough: An Accountability Audit
The patch closed the hole. Attackers got in through a new one. The real failure was not technical. It was the absence of anyone watching the edge.
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Threat Analysis: Mini Shai-Hulud and CVE-2026-20245 - What UK SMBs Need to Know
Today's focus: Supply chain attacks on npm packages and active zero-day exploitation in Cisco SD-WAN. Crucial for UK SMBs.
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Critical Vulnerabilities Impacting UK SMBs: WordPress Plugins and Cisco Exploits
WordPress plugin flaws and a Cisco exploit are high-risk for UK SMBs. Urgent updates recommended.
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Threat Analysis: New Backdoor and FortiGate Campaign Uncovered, What SMBs Need to Know
Exploring recent threats: a new backdoor may be linked to ransomware, and a large-scale FortiGate campaign affects security.
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Ten Questions to Ask Your IT Provider This Week
You do not need to understand SAML or KEV. You need to ask grown-up questions and expect plain-English answers. Here are ten of them.
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Threat Analysis: Mistic Backdoor and KongTuke Broker, What UK SMBs Need to Know
UK SMBs must be aware: Mistic backdoor linked to ransomware broker is active. What this means for your security.
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Critical Vulnerabilities: What UK SMEs Need to Know Now
Lantronix and UniFi OS vulnerabilities demand immediate attention from UK SMEs to prevent breaches.
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What the Fortinet Bypass Tells Us About Trusting the Edge
An authentication bypass leaves a quiet signal: admin activity, not exploit traffic. Most small businesses are not watching for it.
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Why Ignoring These Critical Vulnerabilities Could Sink Your SMB
Ignoring IBM Langflow and WordPress plugin threats could sink your SMB. Here's what you need to know.
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Defence in Depth Is Not a Bundle You Can Buy
Buying a firewall, endpoint protection, and a backup product is not Defence in Depth. It is a collection of controls. The difference matters.
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Threat Analysis: Klue Supply Chain Attack and Five Eyes Warning
Klue's Salesforce breach affects UK SMBs. Dive into supply chain vulnerabilities and AI risks.
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Your Firewall Won't Save You From Being Badly Run
A firewall cannot save you from weak governance, stale admin accounts, or untested backups. This week's podcast explains why.
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Threat Analysis: Key UK Cyber Threats, Strategic Insights for 2026
Analysing key cyber threats affecting UK businesses today. From supply chain attacks to AI risks, stay informed.
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UK Small Business Cybersecurity: Don't Ignore These Vulnerabilities
Legacy routers infected by AryStinger show why UK SMBs need to update their network security.
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Threat Analysis: npm Supply Chain Surge and Splunk Under Active Exploit, What UK SMBs Need to Know
Your developers' tools and your logging stack are both under active attack today. Here is what is actually happening and what to do about it.
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INC Ransomware, DragonForce in Teams, and a Splunk Zero-Day: Your UK SMB Threat Briefing for 19 June 2026
Three threats that landed overnight. One is actively exploited right now. Here is what UK small businesses need to know before Friday.
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Threat Analysis: FortiBleed, SocGholish Takedown, and WordPress Supply Chain, 18th June 2026
73,000 Fortinet VPN credentials leaked, Evil Corp's botnet dismantled, and WordPress plugin supply chain compromised again. Three stories that matter to UK small businesses today.
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RoguePlanet: Microsoft's Unpatched Defender Flaw and What UK Small Businesses Should Do Right Now
Microsoft has confirmed a Defender zero-day with no patch in sight. If your business runs Windows, this is not a drill.
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