In our interconnected digital landscape, supply chain cyber-attacks are a significant and growing threat. Targeting links between various entities and exploiting vulnerabilities to infiltrate and disrupt systems. By compromising suppliers, attackers can access multiple organisations, bypassing direct security measures that individual organisations may deploy.

PureCyber is proud to announce its strategic partnership with the Welsh Sports Association (WSA) to address the escalating cyber risks faced by sports and leisure organisations across Wales.

As organisations move to a more cloud-based approach, the risk of supply chain attacks increases. Find out how you can check and reduce a risk of supply chain attack for your organisation

Threat Alert: 49 Million Dell Breach Victims 

Sports grounds and stadiums are increasingly being used as multi-use venues and with complex technological interconnected systems which widen the threat landscape and heighten cyber risk. The introduction of Martyn’s Law brings physcical security and cyber security to the forefront for organisations.

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PureCyber is proud to announce its partnership with Lockton Cyber and Technology UK, a collaboration aimed at bolstering cybersecurity resilience for businesses with revenue under £150 million.

Ransomware attacks continue to plague businesses of all sizes worldwide, constituting a significant threat to financial stability, operational continuity, reputation management and data security.

Digitalisation is an integral element to today’s organisational operations, the threat posed by cybercriminals has also increased. Charities, like any other organisation, face a myriad of cyber threats ranging from phishing attacks to ransomware.

In the digital age, manufacturing companies face a growing cyber threat landscape. As cyber-attacks become increasingly sophisticated and prevalent, the need for robust cybersecurity measures has never been more critical.

Today marks a significant milestone in the realm of cybersecurity as the Welsh Government, in collaboration with PureCyber and Swansea University, unveils a pioneering initiative aimed at bolstering cybersecurity measures for Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) across Wales.

Cyber security is a constantly evolving threat for all types of businesses. With new types of attacks, no organisation is immune from cyber criminals. According to NCSC Breach report 2023, 32% of businesses and 24% of charities experienced some form of cyber-attack or known breach in the previous 12 months.

Penetration testing involves a simulated cyber-attack to identify existing vulnerabilities within an organisation’s network and assets. The aim of penetration testing is to identify these weak points before the cyber criminals do and fix the security holes.

In a significant recognition of his contributions to the field of cyber security, Damon Rands, the founder and CEO of PureCyber, has been awarded an Honorary Fellowship by the University of South Wales (USW).

The discovery of a vast collection of 26 billion stolen records, including user data from LinkedIn, X (formerly Twitter), and Adobe, known as the "Mother of all breaches" (MOAB), raises significant concerns. 

Establishing a basic cyber security framework and establishing good practice is essential to achieving a strong cyber security posture. In this article we will look at the benefits of the Cyber Essentials and how implementing this cost-effective measure with PureCyber can benefit your business.

A SOC (Security Operations Centre) provides businesses with 24/7 monitoring and response capabilities across their whole IT infrastructure (including networks and devices), allowing them to detect threats in real time and respond quickly, limiting the damage to an organisation in the event of a security incident.

As cyber threats and malicious actors become more complex, the need to implement comprehensive cyber security strategies is even more essential for businesses and organisations.

In a rapidly evolving cyber security landscape, maintaining an effective overview of vulnerabilities and threats is an increasingly complex challenge for organisations to manage.  

In a rapidly evolving cyber security landscape, maintaining an effective overview of vulnerabilities and threats is an increasingly complex challenge for organisations to manage.  

As we approach 2024 the cyber security landscape for businesses continues to see significant shifts, from ever more sophisticated artificial intelligence powered attacks to a proliferation of IoT (Internet of Things) devices and vulnerabilities.