The UK’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has issued new warnings about a Russian state‑linked hacking group known as APT28. This group has been breaking into everyday internet routers, often the same type used in small offices and home workplaces, to steal passwords and other private information. They do this by quietly changing how the router directs internet traffic, sending people to fake websites that look real. From there, attackers can capture login details for e

Many business leaders say they know cyber security is important. They see the headlines. They know cyber-attacks are increasing. But too many still believe it might not affect them. That assumption is wrong. No matter the size of your business, cyber criminals can find it: 1 in 2 UK small businesses suffered a cyber-attack last year. The gap between awareness and action is one of the biggest cyber risks facing UK small and medium enterprises (SMEs) today. Many SME owners do

The care sector is built on trust, as care organisations handle sensitive information every day, including medical data, financial information, and contact details. In an increasingly digital world, maintaining that trust means ensuring strong protection against evolving cyber threats. Cybercrime is no longer a distant possibility; it is a growing challenge affecting care providers of every size, from small care homes to large groups. When attacks occur, the impact can be s

The busiest shopping season of the year is almost here again when websites will go into overdrive with shoppers hunting for the best deals. While your customers are scrolling through offers, comparing prices, and clicking “pay now” without a second thought, cybercriminals are lurking amongst the increased legitimate traffic. They know that when good deals are available, staff and customers may let their guard drop. The Cyber Resilience Centre for Wales is all about helpin

It’s the classic movie plot – the criminal intercepts communications, monitors activities, and injects false information causing untold...

Cybercriminals are exploiting QR codes but there are things you can do to keep your small business, employees and customers safer while using them.