Arctic Wolf Unveils Incident360 Retainer to Strengthen Cyber Incident Response

Planning Is Preparation There’s an old saying: failing to plan is planning to fail. In the digital age, this still applies. Yet many organizations lack a complete incident response plan to address the aftermath of a cyberattack. Arctic Wolf’s new Incident360 Retainer seeks to change that. A Shift from Traditional Retainers Legacy incident response retainers … Read more

Cybersecurity Crisis: WTW 2025 Report Reveals Alarming Supply Chain Threats

Highly Efficient Supply Chains Expose Global Firms to Cybersecurity Threats Today’s interconnected global economy has produced exceptionally efficient supply chains, but at a growing cost: cybersecurity vulnerability. According to WTW’s newly released 2025 Global Supply Chain Risk Report, cyber threats are now a central concern in supply chain risk management. Based on replies from 1,000 … Read more

Harrods Hack Aftermath Aligns with Stark Warning from UK Government

Retail hacks serve as wake-up call In recent weeks the, Marks & Spencer, Co-op, and Harrods hacks have disrupted payments, deliveries, and day-to-day operations; the UK government has issued a blunt warning: cyberattacks aren’t going away, and artificial intelligence is about to make things worse. Speaking at the CyberUK 2025 conference in Manchester, Cabinet Office Minister Pat … Read more

2025 Cybersecurity Readiness Report: 96% of Firms Still Unprepared for AI-Driven Threats, Cisco Finds

Despite widespread use of artificial intelligence (AI) and an uptick in digital threats, global cybersecurity readiness remains dangerously low, according to Cisco’s newly released 2025 Cybersecurity Readiness Index. Only 4% of organizations worldwide have reached the “Mature” level of readiness. That’s up just one percentage point from last year’s findings. The rest remain vulnerable to … Read more

M&S Hack Shows Major Retail Cybersecurity Weakness

Social Engineering Used to Breach M&S Systems A cyberattack on Marks & Spencer (M&S) has raised concerns over digital security in the UK retail sector. Sources told BleepingComputer that threat actors allegedly used social engineering to reset an employee password and access internal systems. The tactics mirror those used in other recent attacks on retailers. … Read more

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