Black Kite’s 2026 Supply Chain Vulnerability Report Delivers A Precision Framework For An Imprecise World

Every year the count grows. In 2025, researchers published more than 48,000 Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures, an 18 percent jump from 2024. The instinct is to treat that as 48,000 problems. But supply chain vulnerability management is about determining which issues matter most. Black Kite’s 2026 Supply Chain Vulnerability Report arrives with a different conclusion. … Read more

AI Security Scanner Cost: The $315 Scan That Costs $128,000

Contrast Labs Puts A Price Tag On The AI Security Scanning Promise The idea seems straightforward: use an AI model to scan your codebase, wait an hour, and get a security report. There are no agents, no extra setup, and no need for a high-paid analyst. But when Contrast Labs put this to the test … Read more

Admiral Rogers Joins Surefire Cyber; Aon Builds In Australia As Cyber Pressure Mounts

Cyan cybersecurity shield with padlock on dark network infrastructure background, illustrating cyber insurance people moves including Admiral Rogers joining Surefire Cyber and the Aon cyber Australia appointment of Quinton Kotze as head of cyber solutions

Admiral Rogers Joins Surefire Cyber Surefire Cyber has appointed Admiral (Ret.) Michael S. Rogers as a Strategic Advisor. Rogers is a retired four-star Navy Admiral who served as Director of the National Security Agency and Commander of U.S. Cyber Command from 2014 to 2018. Since then, he has been on the board of CyberCube, a … Read more

UK Businesses Paid £3.7 Billion In Litigation After Cyberattacks In 2025, Gallagher Report Finds

Once the ransomware ends and systems are restored, the board breathes a sigh of relief. But soon after, letters from shareholders’ lawyers arrive. New research from Gallagher and the Center for Economics and Business Research (CEBR) reveals the true cost of a major cyberattack for large UK businesses. In 2025, the total bill reached £11.7 … Read more

Why Your Minimum Viable Business Is The Real Cyber Insurance Question

Lee Nolan, General Manager UK and Ireland for Hitachi Vantara, explains why recovery speed, not breach prevention, defines a company’s true cyber risk. Most business leaders accept that a breach will happen at some point. Well, they should. The real issue is whether their company can survive it. Lee Nolan has over 20 years of … Read more

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