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Cybersecurity Roundup, September 2025

Cybersecurity

Cybersecurity threats continue to surge, affecting organisations and individuals across multiple industries worldwide.
Opt-out services: are they the future of your cybersecurity offering?

Cybersecurity

Cybersecurity has evolved beyond just selling software or endpoint solutions. Today, clients expect more than just the tools; they expect guidance, and they want to work with a partner who knows what they’re doing and can advise on the best cybersecurity strategies for their business.
Cybersecurity as business continuity, not IT hygiene

Cybersecurity

For many organisations, cybersecurity is still seen as a matter of digital housekeeping. Update the antivirus, rotate the passwords, tick the compliance boxes, and the job is done. It’s the corporate equivalent of washing your hands before dinner - important, certainly, but hardly existential.
Board-level breach: why cybersecurity starts at the top

Cybersecurity

They stand at the helm - directors, managers and owners - proud stewards of small and medium-sized enterprises. They’ve weathered economic storms, tamed supply chain chaos, and even survived the great toner cartridge famine of whenever.
Cybersecurity Roundup, August 2025

Cybersecurity

2025 has seen a significant rise in cyber threats affecting organisations across all sectors around the globe. Each attack demonstrates the increasing sophistication of attackers and the methods they use to exploit businesses.
Tackling agent fatigue: what Heimdal’s latest report means for MSPs

Heimdal Security

Here at Brigantia, it’s our mission to provide our partners with the tools and insights they need to stay ahead of cyber threats and a changing cybersecurity landscape. That’s why in today’s blog, we’ll be looking at the highlights from Heimdal’s new research report, The State of MSP Agent Fatigue in 2025.
Enhancing M365 security with Hornetsecurity’s AI Recipient Validation and Cyber Assistant

Hornetsecurity

Cybersecurity threats for M365 are increasing, putting any business using the platform at risk. Email misdirection remains one of the costliest human-error risks and organisations need to have the right tools in place to strengthen defences.
CyberSmart – key features making security stronger in 2025

CyberSmart

Cyber threats are evolving faster than ever and businesses need to keep up. In response to increasing threats, cybersecurity vendors are adapting to meet the demands so they can continue to keep protecting organisations.
Women in Tech: Why representation alone isn’t enough

Cybersecurity

The recent Lionesses Euros victory was a landmark achievement, not only for women’s football but for all women pushing against long-standing barriers to recognition and equality. While we celebrate their historic win, we’re reminded of a familiar reality, that even when women achieve extraordinary results, equality off the pitch and in many industries remains an ongoing struggle.

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Cybersecurity Roundup, September 2025

Opt-out services: are they the future of your cybersecurity offering?

Cybersecurity as business continuity, not IT hygiene

Board-level breach: why cybersecurity starts at the top

Cybersecurity Roundup, August 2025

Tackling agent fatigue: what Heimdal’s latest report means for MSPs

Enhancing M365 security with Hornetsecurity’s AI Recipient Validation and Cyber Assistant

CyberSmart – key features making security stronger in 2025

Women in Tech: Why representation alone isn’t enough