The Silent Compiler: How AI is Democratising Industrial Sabotage
Author: Steven Shepherd On a humid Tuesday night in a substation somewhere in the United Kingdom, a breaker trips. No storm rages, no wildlife shorts
Author: Steven Shepherd On a humid Tuesday night in a substation somewhere in the United Kingdom, a breaker trips. No storm rages, no wildlife shorts
From the Ice Age to the 21st Century, what is the best way to train you workforce? Since we first walked the earth, humans have
Scotland Cyber Week SOC Challenge – Full Technical Breakdown During CyberScotland Week 2026, we ran the SOC Investigation Challenge, an online investigation exercise designed to
Author – Anne Wheatley As a working teenager in the 1980’s, Health & Safety in the workplace was rarely mentioned. Working in the ‘low risk’
Passwords are one of the easiest things for cybercriminals to exploit. If you’re reusing the same one or using a weak one, you’re basically leaving
Changing behaviour to build a better, more security aware workforce. There is currently a great deal of discussion about how we, as a security profession,
After getting answers from Tekgem and Traction, we didn’t want to leave ourselves out. So, we asked Stuart Harwood, our Head of Professional Services, the
We’re pleased to welcome Matthew Smith, Business Development Director of TEKGEM, who will be joining us at this year’s FDC Conference in Cairo, Egypt. To
We’re pleased to welcome Lucy Batley, founder of TRACTION, who will be joining us at this year’s FDC Conference in Cairo, Egypt. To offer insight
Passwords are one of the easiest targets for cybercriminals and if they aren’t stored properly, they can be cracked in no time. Hashing is a
Keeping everyone aware of the part they play It is no secret that if everyone knows what is expected of them and what tasks they
Welcome to the Siker – Cyber Scotland Password Hashing Challenge starting from 9am Monday 24th February 2025. Test your skills, crack some hashes, and earn tokens for