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Global volatility is now routine. Cyber incidents, policy shifts, supplier failures and sudden market changes can halt operations with little warning. The practical question for 2026 is not “will something happen” but how quickly you can recover  and how little you lose  while you do. Below is a plain‑English guide to cloud‑backed disaster recovery and continuity that non‑technical teams can use. What is cloud disaster recovery and how does it work? Cloud disaster recovery ke

AI systems recognise images, process language and listen to speech with impressive accuracy. Attackers have learned how to trick these models with inputs that look normal to people yet push the model into the wrong answer. This article explains how the attacks work in plain English, what risks they create for businesses, and how to lower those risks with practical controls and better training. What are adversarial AI attacks? Adversarial attacks are inputs crafted to make an

Virtual desktops give teams a consistent place to work. Security improves when that workspace is isolated from risky activity. The strongest setups combine sandboxing, micro‑VMs and short‑lived desktop instances. This guide explains what each term means, how they work together, and why they reduce risk for UK businesses. What is workspace security in a virtual desktop? Workspace security is the set of controls that protects users, apps and data inside a hosted desktop. In pra

Modern work happens in browsers, SaaS apps and files that move between email, chat and shared drives. One wrong click can still lead to malware, data loss, or an account takeover. Local PCs and laptops carry most of that risk because files land on the device and the browser runs with broad access. Virtual desktops, isolation and micro‑VMs change the risk model. The aim is simple: keep risky activity contained, keep data in controlled environments, and reset anything suspiciou

Hybrid work has given businesses the best of both worlds: flexibility, productivity, and access to talent beyond traditional offices. But it has also created new risks that many organisations are struggling to detect. Insider threats  have become harder to spot in this environment. When staff work from multiple locations, use personal devices, or connect through unsecured networks, malicious or accidental actions can slip past even the most advanced firewalls. The shift to hy

Ransomware as a Service (RaaS) is not new. What is new is how cybercriminals in 2025 are fusing generative AI with the RaaS model to make attacks more efficient, harder to detect and more scalable. This article explains how we’ve arrived at RaaS 3.0, what AI adds to extortion campaigns, and practical steps companies can take to defend themselves. What Is Ransomware-as-a-Service and How Has It Evolved? RaaS allows criminals with minimal coding skill to launch powerful ransomwa

Synthetic media has advanced rapidly in recent years, making it possible to generate convincing audio, video and images of people saying...

Phishing emails are becoming more convincing, and many now imitate trusted services like DocuSign. A recent example claimed to send an...

Phishing emails often pose as routine finance communications. A common version claims to be a “remittance advice” or “payment receipt” ,...

Why your business needs SystemsCloud for serious security... You’ve worked hard to grow your small business. So, hearing about data...

Receiving an email that claims your account will be deactivated is a common and frightening experience. It's designed to create a sense...

What is the parking fine text scam? A recent wave of fraudulent messages is targeting UK drivers. These texts claim you have an unpaid...

No matter how cautious your team is, phishing emails slip through. The reality for most SMEs is this: at some point, someone will click....

A new critical zero-day vulnerability in Microsoft SharePoint Server is being actively exploited in a global cyberattack campaign....

Cyber insurance has become a standard line item for many businesses, particularly those handling sensitive data like law firms,...

Hackers aren’t lurking in dark corners anymore—they’re slipping into inboxes and cloud platforms, waiting for one wrong click. The good...

Data is the lifeblood of modern businesses. It powers decisions, drives growth, and keeps operations running. But do you know exactly...

Gen-Z hackers aren’t your average cyber-criminals. Fueled by an internet culture of DIY tech tricks, meme-worthy stunts, and all things...

Cyber attacks are like complex puzzles. Each one is unique, with its own set of tactics, targets, and repercussions. By examining recent...

Virtual desktops are no longer the new kid on the block; they’re pretty much the office now, from cubicles to corner offices—except they...