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Most attacks on large UK organizations still come through four familiar doors. The National Cyber Security Centre puts the share at 88% in its 2026 Annual Review. AI is making those doors faster to find. The NCSC says the tools to close them already exist. The NCSC, part of GCHQ, opened 10 years ago. Its … Read more
An attacker used a two-person firm’s legitimate access to Denmark’s ID register. It pulled names, addresses, and ID numbers on about 8.8 million people. An unusually large bill raised the alarm. I asked Raj Ananthanpillai, CEO of identity company Trua, who failed and who should pay. Denmark’s Central Person Register, known as CPR, gives every … Read more
Aon and Wotton Kearney mapped cyber fines across 14 Asia Pacific jurisdictions. In 11, a fine may be insurable. In two, the answer is unclear. When it comes to mainland China, the law rules it out. A cyber fine in Sydney and the same fine in Shanghai land very differently on an insurance policy. In … Read more
ENISA published its 2026 Threat Landscape on 22 September. The press release leads with ransomware, geopolitics, and hacktivist DDoS campaigns against essential entities. Page 13 of the report says something else. ENISA reports that operators in high-criticality NIS sectors describe DDoS as “noise.” Anyone underwriting European cyber risk should start there. What The ENISA Threat … Read more
Marsh and Resilience launched Cyber Protect across Asia today. The offering is available exclusively to organizations buying cyber insurance brokered by Marsh in the region. It is also available throughout Asia except in China. The release states the exclusion and does not explain it. What Cyber Protect Includes Clients who place cyber cover through Marsh … Read more