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At the start of January 2026, the Government published their Government Cyber Action Plan. In the paper’s foreword, concerns around cyber risk across public services as well as our entire society are highlighted. As we know, the CyberSecurity and Resilience Bill is intended to better protect essential and digital services from cyber threats by putting appropriate and proportionate measures in place to manage risk and prevent disruption to public services.
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A £1.2million fine is quite a reminder of what’s at risk when security fails. As we highlighted in our Cybersecurity Roundup at the end of last year, this was the penalty that the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) issued to LastPass UK Ltd following an investigation into a 2022 data breach. In this article, we’ll look at what it means for password security, provider choice as well as trust in password managers.
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For the last year, I have served as Vice Chair of the Advancing Women in Technology Interest Group within GTIA, working closely alongside the Chair, Amanda Stewart.
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In this first cybersecurity roundup of 2026, we look at recent incidents, emerging vulnerabilities, and the evolving threat landscape. As always, no sector is immune. Read the latest below:
adoptech
At the end of 2025, the NCSC released guidance for SMEs on choosing an MSP. We explored this in a blog, ‘What MSPs need to know from the latest NCSC guidance to SMEs’, highlighting the increasing expectations around security, trust and regulatory compliance. But guidance alone isn’t enough, MSPs are facing rising demands from clients who expect more when it comes to security.
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For many organisations, security awareness training has become a routine part of doing the right thing. It’s rolled out once a year, completed with minimal friction, and filed away as evidence of good practice. But as cyber threats have evolved, the gap between what this training promises and what it actually delivers has widened. The question is whether awareness alone stands up in the moments that matter most.
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A new year dawns under synthetic skies It’s the start of January, the champagne's gone flat, and 2026 is already shaping up to be a watershed year, not for celebration, but for escalation. Gone are the days when cybersecurity meant locking down endpoints and filtering out suspicious emails. Today, attackers don't just breach firewalls, they breach reality. With the explosion of AI-generated media, trust itself is becoming the newest and most fragile attack surface.
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2025 has been a transformational year for Brigantia. From joining forces with Elovade and hosting our best-ever Partner Conference and first event in Ireland, to supporting MSP partners with their own events and winning industry awards, it’s been a year defined by growth, collaboration, and community.
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It may be the last few weeks of 2025, but there have been plenty of cyber threats hitting the headlines in December.