LATEST EDITION

Winter/Spring 2026

August 2026
M T W T F S S
 12
3456789
10111213141516
17181920212223
24252627282930
31  

Archives

The Death of the Perimeter: How ShinyHunters and Zero-Day SaaS Exploits Weaponised the Cloud Supply Chain

By Graham Jarvis – Freelance Business and Technology Journalist

Graham Jarvis

One thing is worth remembering: nobody is immune to either fraud or data breaches. Each and every one of us – including our organisations – could be successfully cyber-attacked; and this is exactly what happened recently in late May and early

Continue reading The Death of the Perimeter: How ShinyHunters and Zero-Day SaaS Exploits Weaponised the Cloud Supply Chain

The Bar has Been Raised – but are public sector organisations ready to meet it?

By Matt Horne, Director of Intelligence and Investigations, Clue Software

Matt Horne

The Public Authorities (Fraud, Error and Recovery) Act 2025 hands the PSFA significant new powers – to investigate, levy civil penalties and recover money on behalf of public authorities. It is the most significant escalation in public sector counter-fraud enforcement

Continue reading The Bar has Been Raised – but are public sector organisations ready to meet it?

PUBLIC TRUST IN HEALTH INNOVATION IS SHAPED MORE BY MINDSET THAN DEMOGRAPHICS, DNV RESEARCH FINDS

Geir Fuglerud

Public trust in health innovation may be less predictable than healthcare organizations assume, according to new research from DNV, the independent assurance and certification provider.

A global survey of 12,500 people across 17 countries found that mindset is a stronger indicator of trust than traditional demographic factors such as

Continue reading PUBLIC TRUST IN HEALTH INNOVATION IS SHAPED MORE BY MINDSET THAN DEMOGRAPHICS, DNV RESEARCH FINDS