Cyber Resilience
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The modern threat landscape is no longer driven purely by technical exploitation. Increasingly, attacks succeed because threat actors understand how people behave within specific professional environments. They understand pressure, routine, urgency, hierarchy, communication styles, and organisational expectations.
In April 2026, one of the world’s largest online travel agencies, Booking.com, suffered a data breach. The company confirmed that customer booking information had been accessed by unauthorised parties, which exposed personal reservation data.
For many organisations, the concept of operational resilience still feels heavily associated with technology. While cyber resilience and infrastructure remain important, resilience today extends far beyond systems and networks.
More than two in five tech workers in the UK suffer from burnout, and it would be wrong to overlook the pressure, relentless pace, and scale of responsibility. However, based on the conversations I’ve been having, I am convinced that burnout isn’t the only reason women are leaving the sector.
The ICO’s latest campaign highlights why teaching children about online privacy is just as important as keeping them safe online.
In 2026, basic security is no longer an option. Here is why data protection and cyber security must be at the heart of your department.
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