Expert perspectives on threat intelligence, credential security, and protecting your business.
The credential-theft pipeline now runs end to end without a human - and increasingly, the software driving it plans rather than scripts. Defence consumed at dashboard speed loses that race. How agent-readable threat intelligence, via our MCP server, closes the latency gap.
Your monitoring platform just told you an employee's credentials are in a stealer log. Somewhere in that data may be their personal Netflix password, the health service they log into, the dating app they use. What you do next is a data protection decision as much as a security one. A practical walkthrough of handling credential exposure the UK GDPR way - data minimisation, private remediation, and what to report to whom.
The UK's Cyber Security and Resilience Bill brings managed service providers - including security providers - into regulation, and imposes a 24-hour initial incident reporting deadline to your regulator and the NCSC. Regulators assess compliance against the NCSC's Cyber Assessment Framework, and Objective C asks a blunt question: can you actually detect compromise? Here's what the Bill says, who's in scope, and why credential monitoring just became a compliance conversation.
A password leaked, an account hijacked, or a full-blown breach - the first few hours decide how bad it gets. We've published a comprehensive UK guide for individuals and businesses, from changing the right passwords first to the ICO's 72-hour reporting rule. Here's the short version.
Most security awareness programmes quietly assume the employer should see everything: which staff failed the phishing test, whose password was weak, who clicked what. There is another way. Privacy-first security awareness tells the employee what is exposed and lets them fix it - without HR, IT, or anyone else looking over their shoulder. It is more effective, easier to defend under UK GDPR, and a far better cultural fit for European organisations.
43% of UK businesses were breached last year. 18.7 million infostealer logs were traded in 2025. And in the first three months of 2026, the curve has only got steeper. Here's what the numbers, the NCSC, and the UK's security community are saying - and why your credentials are almost certainly already on a list somewhere.
The breach dumps are full of Company2024! and reused logins - which means your email security is set by the weakest website where a member of staff reused their password. A manager's guide to the three changes that actually fix it: NCSC-style passphrases, a properly deployed password manager, and MFA with honest expectations.
We index stealer logs for a living, so here's the question answered properly: what's actually inside one - passwords.txt, cookie jars, autofill data, a desktop screenshot - how devices get infected, and how a folder of text files from one home laptop becomes a corporate breach.
The post-Christmas sales are here, and so are the cybercriminals. Learn how real-time credential checking protects your customers' accounts without adding friction to their shopping experience.
Infections spike, phishing lures write themselves, and the 48-hour window between credential theft and sale collapses onto a skeleton crew. Why the holiday period favours credential thieves - and a practical pre-break checklist to close the gap before you set your out-of-office.
Tired of remembering dozens of passwords and fumbling with authentication apps? Passkeys are here to rescue you from password purgatory. This manager-friendly guide explains why this new technology is finally making secure login as simple as unlocking your phone.
A credential that opens your VPN sells inside a stealer log for less than a pub lunch; what it costs you is measured in millions. A walk through the five-layer supply chain behind stolen credentials - operators, traffers, log markets, access brokers, ransomware crews - and the cheapest place for a defender to break it.
Shared passwords, skipped 2FA, eye-rolls at security briefings - executive habits set the tone for an entire organisation. An honest look at how leadership apathy compounds into board-level risk, and how cheaply it can be fixed.