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The Medusa crime gang has evolved into a ransomware-as-a-service Hydra, FBI warns
The monster has now grown many heads and sits at the center of a fast-growing criminal ecosystem.
Read More →CISA: How Medusa Ransomware Attacked 500+ Critical Companies
A CISA, FBI and HHS joint advisory warns of the TTPs of Medusa ransomware actors, as OPSWAT's James Neilson blames lack of IT threat awareness within OT
Read More →Organisations Failing New Cyber Essentials Rules Risk Being Left Out in the Cold
Cyber Essentials is the government's recommended minimum cyber security standard, and a mandatory requirement for suppliers bidding on contracts involving sensitive or personal data.
Read More →Cyber asset management: Why ThreatAware’s $25m bet could redefine secops
For years, security operations teams have been drowning in point tools, each producing its own alerts, blind spots and data formats. ThreatAware’s $25 million raise from One Peak is a bet that cyber asset management can become the connective tissue for modern SecOps.
Read More →Your security dashboard says “covered”. Can you prove every control is working?
Security dashboards can be quite reassuring… EDR deployed across 98% of endpoints, MFA enabled for every user, patching on track, encryption policies in place… job done. Or so it seems.
Read More →World Password Day highlights urgent need for stronger identity protection against AI-driven cyber threats
AI-powered phishing and credential theft are on the rise. Organisations must move beyond password hygiene and adopt layered, behaviour-focused defences including zero standing privilege, MFA, and hardware-based encryption.
Read More →Your security dashboard says “covered”. Can you prove every control is working?
Security dashboards can be quite reassuring… EDR deployed across 98% of endpoints, MFA enabled for every user, patching on track, encryption policies in place… job done. Or so it seems.
Read More →Anthropic's rogue agents launch "real-world" attacks, join OpenAI's models in the wild
Anthropic has revealed that its rogue AI agents escaped onto the open internet and attacked three “real-world” targets.
Read More →M&S backs UK cyber resilience pledge for suppliers
Marks & Spencer has signed the UK government's Cyber Resilience Pledge, becoming one of the first companies to back the voluntary scheme.
Read More →Focus Shifts From Compliance to Resilience
A short piece on ThreatAware's take on the UK Government's upcoming Cyber Resilience Pledge, with Jon Abbott arguing that keeping it voluntary will drive more genuine action than a mandated scheme. (p.9)
Read More →Don’t Blame the User, Have Web Proxies & EDR in Place
ThreatAware CEO Jon Abbott discusses the shift from blaming users to fundamental security like web proxies & EDR, to combat AI-powered attacks at Infosecurity Europe 2026.
Read More →Anthropic unveils Claude Fable 5 but reserves full cyber capabilities for vetted users
AI company Anthropic has launched its most capable AI system to date, while introducing an unusual set of safeguards designed to prevent its most powerful cybersecurity features from reaching the wider public.
Read More →Infosec 2026 Recap: Agentic AI, Cyber Resilience, and Quantum Computing
EM360Tech reports on the critical themes from Infosecurity Europe 2026, featuring expert insights on cyber resilience, agentic AI, quantum computing and emerging security challenges.
Read More →Technology The AI Myths CISOs Can No Longer Afford to Believe
As AI becomes more embedded in security operations, software development and identity environments, CISOs are having to separate practical value from assumptions that are moving faster than many security teams can validate.
Read More →Basic visibility matters more than ever
ThreatAware CEO Jon Abbott arguing that the UK's tightened Cyber Essentials rules on patching and MFA expose how little visibility most organisations have into their own assets and cloud accounts.
Read More →GCHQ Chief Urges Action as AI Reshapes Cyber Threats
UK businesses have been urged to treat cyber security with far greater urgency as artificial intelligence (AI) rapidly reshapes the threats facing the country and its allies.
Read More →UK consumers urged to secure passwords & digital assets
Cybersecurity specialists and financial services providers are urging UK consumers to rethink how they manage passwords and digital assets as World Password Day highlights rising online threats and a growing "digital inheritance" gap.
Read More →50 years after the Queen’s first email: will the inbox survive another 50?
Fifty years after Queen Elizabeth II sent the first royal email, eight business and tech leaders, including ThreatAware's Jon Abbott, discuss whether the inbox will still exist in 2076.
Read More →World Password Day highlights urgent need for stronger identity protection against AI-driven cyber threats
AI-powered phishing and credential theft are on the rise. Organisations must move beyond password hygiene and adopt layered, behaviour-focused defences including zero standing privilege, MFA, and hardware-based encryption.
Read More →Quantum can wait: Why CISOs should focus on today’s preventable cyber risks
The cybersecurity industry has long grappled with how to prepare for threats on the horizon, and few have seized attention as firmly as quantum computing.
Read More →Cyber Essentials update raises bar on visibility gaps
ThreatAware has warned organisations to close cybersecurity visibility gaps ahead of changes to the UK's Cyber Essentials scheme.
Read More →Cyber security chiefs split on quantum threat urgency
Cyber security leaders are issuing diverging warnings on quantum threats.
Read More →Firms warned on ransomware amid backup & AI sprawl
Cybersecurity specialists are using World Backup Day and Digital Cleanup Day to warn organisations about rising ransomware risks and the growing challenge of hidden technology assets across their estates
Read More →Managing identities in the agentic AI era
Jon Abbott at ThreatAware argues that the risks associated with the digital identities of AI agents urgently need to be addressed
Read More →Medical giant Stryker crippled after Iranian hackers remotely wipe computers
A nation-state group claims to have wiped 200,000 devices in 79 countries after a possible Microsoft Intune compromise.
Read More →Why Tightening Regulations Demand Real-Time Visibility Into Cyber Exposure
As UK and EU cyber regulations tighten ahead of 2026, organisations face a hard truth: compliance cannot be achieved without continuous visibility into their IT estate.
Read More →ThreatAware Secures $25M from One Peak to Give Security Teams the Power to Build
Bootstrapped to profitability and 100+ clients, ThreatAware launches its AI-powered security workspace that gives security teams the freedom to build exactly what they need.
Read More →ThreatAware is proud to be recognised for our award-winning, innovative and highly accurate Cyber Asset Attack Surface Management platform.
Sportswear firm Under Armour falls victim to data breach
Details of over 70 million customers of US sportswear giant Under Armour were leaked following a supposed ransomware attack by the Everest gang
Read More →AI is rewriting cyberattacks but the old tricks still work
Artificial intelligence is accelerating cybercrime but Jon Abbott, CEO and Co-Founder, ThreatAware, says attackers still rely on familiar weaknesses such as poor security hygiene and lack of visibility to breach organisations.
Read More →Agent vs agent, reliable interfaces and value for money -- artificial intelligence predictions for 2026
Artificial intelligence has been driving much of the technical agenda for the last couple of years and is still evolving rapidly, finding its way into more and more areas.
Read More →AI, quantum & non-human IDs to reshape 2026 cyber security
Cybersecurity specialists expect 2026 to bring a sharper focus on fundamental defences
Read More →OpenAI turns to red teamers to prevent malicious ChatGPT use as company warns future models could pose 'high' security risk
The ChatGPT maker wants to keep defenders ahead of attackers when it comes to AI security tools
Read More →OpenAI Enhances Defensive Models to Mitigate Cyber-Threats
OpenAI has warned that some upcoming systems may reach “High” capability levels on its Preparedness Framework
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