Palo Alto Firewalls Are Being Hacked Right Now: What UK Small Businesses Need to Know
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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Threat Analysis: PAN-OS Zero-Day, Storm-1175 Ransomware, and the Supply Chain Problem Nobody Is Fixing
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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One Bad Signature, One National Domain, Global Impact: The .de DNSSEC Outage Explained
A single broken cryptographic signature took large parts of Germany's internet offline. Your business has the same invisible dependency.
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Five Things You Can Do This Week to Beat the UK Cyber Security Survey Average: No Budget Required
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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Google Chrome, Gemini Nano, and the 4 GB Consent Problem
Google Chrome has been quietly dropping a 4 GB AI model onto user machines. No clear prompt. No informed consent. Just a mystery file buried in a browser profile. This is not about AI being evil. This is about a vendor treating your disk space, your bandwidth, and your governance obligations as someone else's problem.
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Threat Analysis: PAN-OS Zero-Day and MuddyWater's Teams Deception, What UK SMBs Need to Know
A Palo Alto firewall zero-day is being actively exploited right now. And MuddyWater is using Microsoft Teams to walk through your front door. Both matter today.
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WordPress Authentication Bypasses, a Linux Root Exploit, and a Nation-State Group Still Using Five-Year-Old Patches: Your Threat Brief for 6 May 2026
WordPress sites can be taken over without a password. A Linux root exploit is being actively weaponised. And a nation-state group is still walking through Exchange servers that weren't patched in 2021.
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Concern Is Not a Control: Why UK Small Business Cyber Hygiene Went Backwards While Awareness Went Up
Awareness went up. Risk assessments went down. Continuity plans dropped 9 points. If concern was a control, the survey numbers would look very different.
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Threat Analysis: Trojanised Microsoft Teams Installers, Third-Party Supplier Breaches, and £102M in UK Romance Fraud
A fake Teams installer is dropping backdoors globally. A third-party analytics vendor handed ShinyHunters 119,000 email addresses. And UK romance fraud hit £102M last year. Three stories, one briefing.
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Phishing Won 69% of UK Cyber Battles Last Year: Why the Fight Has Moved From Your Inbox to Your Identity
Phishing caused 69% of the most disruptive breaches. 51% of victims were hit by phishing alone. The fight has moved from inboxes to identity controls.
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cPanel Under Active Attack, MOVEit Is Back, and Your Router Is Probably Compromised: The 5 May 2026 Brief
cPanel is on CISA's active exploit list. MOVEit has a new authentication bypass. Your cheap router may already be compromised. Here is what matters today.
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Threat Analysis: MOVEit Automation Auth Bypass, Linux 'Copy Fail' Exploitation, and PyPI Supply Chain Attack — What UK SMBs Need to Know
Three high-impact threats landed simultaneously on 4th May 2026. If your business uses MOVEit, runs Linux servers, or has developers using Python, read this now.
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612,000 UK Businesses Breached and the Basics Are Going Backwards: What the 2026 Cyber Security Survey Actually Says
43% of UK businesses breached. Risk assessments down. Continuity plans down. The government's data says small businesses are sliding backwards.
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Linux Root Access Bug Under Active Exploitation: What Every UK Small Business Needs to Know Today
CISA confirmed active exploitation of a Linux root access flaw this week. If your business runs Linux anywhere, including on a NAS or cloud VM, read this now.
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Your WordPress Site Has a Backdoor. Two of Them, Actually.
Unauthenticated attackers can upload malware or log in as your site admin right now. Two critical WordPress flaws. No patch excuses.
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The Government Finally Admitted the Cyber Front Line Is Here. Shame It Took This Long.
The cyber front line is already here. CyberUK 2026 made that official. Small businesses need to act before procurement does.
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44,000 Hacked Control Panels and a WordPress Auth Bypass: What This Week's Threats Mean for Your Business
44,000 hosting control panels confirmed compromised. A WordPress plugin is handing out admin access to anyone who asks. This week's threats are not theoretical.
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Threat Analysis: TeamPCP Supply Chain Attack and the Coming Patch Tsunami, What UK SMBs Need to Know
A supply chain attack on open-source security tooling and a Linux privilege escalation exploit with working code in the wild. Two threats. One uncomfortable Friday.
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Threat Analysis: Critical cPanel Exploit, TeamPCP Supply Chain Attacks, and the NCSC's Patch Wave Warning
A critical cPanel flaw is being actively exploited with ransomware already reported. TeamPCP is poisoning open-source security tools. The NCSC says a patch wave is coming. Today is not a quiet day.
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Jaguar Land Rover: How One Cyberattack Cost the UK Economy £1.9 Billion and Left 5,000 Businesses Scrambling
The JLR attack cost £1.9 billion. Suppliers six tiers down the chain had no say in JLR's security decisions. They paid anyway. Here is the full story.
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