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An initial access broker is using Microsoft Teams to own corporate networks in five minutes flat. A Linux kernel privilege escalation with working exploit code dropped today. Neither is theoretical.
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A wormable Windows Server flaw, a payment platform with a forgeable secret key, and 130 patches. Here is what matters to your business this week.
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Seven questions. Ask them calmly, in writing, before your next contract renewal. A good provider will welcome them. A bad one will hand-wave. That is the test.
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137 patches. 30 critical. No zero-days. The four bugs UK SMBs must fix this week, plus the perfect-10 one that needs no action at all.
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A new ransomware operation with Qilin connections is accelerating. Supply chain attacks are poisoning developer tools and AI platforms. Here is what matters today.
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120 vulnerabilities. A critical Windows Netlogon flaw. A Windows DNS buffer overflow. This is not a drill. Here is what to do this week.
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Hello, Mauven here. Cyber insurance uptake is up. So are denied claims. The common thread is the IT contract that never asked to read the policy.
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Signed packages, a six-minute supply chain blitz, and ransomware using blockchain to hide its C2. Today's brief covers two threats that reach well beyond enterprise targets.
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Strip out Microsoft licensing. If your provider is below £50 per user per month outside London or £75 inside it, something has been removed. The maths does not lie.
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If your IT provider is thirty-five quid a head cheaper than the sensible option, you are not saving money. You are buying yourself a more dramatic disaster later.
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AI is now writing zero-day exploits. Cloud infrastructure is being weaponised against your staff. And TrickMo just made its banking trojan significantly harder to detect.
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DSIT publishes a misleading headline figure every April. They also publish a more honest cyber crime number in the same report. Guess which one the press, the vendors, and your MSP quote at you.
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31% of UK businesses are adopting AI. Only 24% have any security governance. Three quarters have hired an eager intern with zero discretion.
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APT28 is rewriting your router's DNS settings. Ivanti EPMM has a zero-day with active exploitation. And threat actors are abusing remote management tools to drop malware via phishing. Here is what UK SMBs need to know today.
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Attackers are inside Ivanti EPMM before patches existed. If your business manages mobile devices, this is not someone else's problem.
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6% of UK businesses review their wider supply chain for cyber risk. 94% are flying blind. The most dangerous number in the 2026 Breaches Survey.
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A critical Palo Alto firewall flaw is being actively exploited with no patch yet available. If your MSP manages a PAN-OS device, ask them one question.
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State-sponsored actors had a month inside Palo Alto firewalls before the advisory came out. Storm-1175 is still moving. And your developers may have already run the poisoned package.
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A single broken cryptographic signature took large parts of Germany's internet offline. Your business has the same invisible dependency.
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53% of UK businesses have no MFA. 56% have no continuity plan. Five steps to beat the average this week. No budget. No consultants. No excuses.
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