From Portfolio Risk to Cyber Resilience: A VC Perspective
For venture capital firms and angel syndicates, managing risk is nothing new. But in 2025, cyber risk has emerged as [...]
Managing Client Data Risk in Family & Probate Practices
Family and probate solicitors deal with some of the most sensitive personal data in the legal sector — wills, financial [...]
How Large Law Firms Are Leading the Charge on Cyber Due Diligence
The role of legal counsel in cybersecurity has shifted. In 2025, large law firms are no longer bystanders in cyber [...]
Beyond the Scan: Why Contextual Intelligence Matters in Vulnerability Management
Most vulnerability scanners stop at detection. They identify open ports, outdated software, and known CVEs — then leave you to [...]
From Compliance to Resilience: Cyber Risk for High-Street Law Firms
High-street law firms are often seen as the cornerstone of local communities — handling everything from conveyancing and wills to [...]
No Form, No Insight: The Supplier Engagement Crisis in Modern TPRM
The promise of modern third-party risk management (TPRM) platforms is automation — faster onboarding, simpler compliance, broader coverage. But there's [...]
The Rise of Dynamic Underwriting: How Real-Time Cyber Risk is Reshaping Insurance Strategy
Cyber insurance has evolved rapidly — but in 2026, it’s no longer just about cover. It’s becoming a strategic driver [...]
The Rise of EdTech: Securing New Digital Platforms in Schools
In the wake of remote learning and digital transformation, schools across the UK have embraced educational technology at speed. From [...]
Why Penetration Testing Isn’t Enough: What Law Firms Need Between Annual Audits
From Cyber Tzar – Cyber Risk Intelligence, Built for Law Firms Annual penetration tests have long been the gold standard [...]
One Entity, Many Parts: Cyber Governance in Complex Organisations
In today’s interconnected world, many organisations look unified from the outside — but are anything but on the inside. Multi-academy [...]
Case Study: How [Membership Org Name] Strengthened Third-Party Risk Management
In a landscape where trust is everything, membership organisations must go beyond internal controls and address the cyber risks introduced [...]
Why Membership Organisations Need a Unified Cybersecurity Approach
Membership organisations — whether trade bodies, professional associations, or federated networks — are uniquely exposed to cyber risk. Why? Because [...]
Cyber-Informed Culture in Multi-Academy Trusts: Bridging Strategy and Operations
Cybersecurity in education is no longer the sole domain of IT teams or external consultants. In today’s threat landscape, Multi-Academy [...]
Why Cyber Due Diligence Now Belongs in the Deal Room
In 2025, cyber due diligence is no longer a back-office task or post-deal afterthought. It’s a front-line priority for venture [...]
Managing Aggregate Risk: Cybersecurity Strategies for Membership Bodies
Membership bodies — from trade associations to industry consortia — sit in a powerful but precarious position. They are not [...]
The Role of Threat Intelligence in Strategic Business Risk
When most businesses talk about “threat intelligence,” they picture dashboards filled with IP addresses, malware hashes, or dark web chatter. [...]
Top 5 Hidden Vulnerabilities in Law Firms — and How to Detect Them Automatically
From Cyber Tzar – Cyber Risk Intelligence, Built for Law Firms The legal profession is under increasing pressure to demonstrate [...]
The Broken Audit: Why Vendor Risk Assessments Fail in the Real World
For years, vendor risk assessments have followed a predictable formula: questionnaires, spreadsheets, and annual reviews. The logic was simple — [...]
Your SaaS Provider Is Not Your Shield: Third-Party Risk in Legal Practice
From Cyber Tzar – Cyber Risk Intelligence, Built for Law Firms Many law firms assume their cyber exposure ends where [...]
Cyber Awareness Training in Schools: What Works?
Cybersecurity isn’t just about firewalls and passwords. In the education sector, where limited budgets meet complex digital demands, people are [...]
