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Businesses today cannot afford to rest on their laurels when it comes to cyber security risk. In the second episode of our special podcast series, First Call, S-RM's Chief Executive Officer Heyrick Bond Gunning and Head of Cyber Security, Americas Paul Caron reflect on the ways in which they're seeing business leaders approach cyber security challenges in 2024. Are the approaches working or does more need to be done?

Read the accompanying article in full: https://www.s-rminform.com/latest-insights/first-call-podcast-cyber-security-in-2024

Welcome to S-RM’s Cyber Intelligence Briefing podcast where we take you through the key cyber news stories hitting the headlines. This week your hosts are Miles Arkwright, Lawrence Copson, Melissa DeOrio, and Waithera Junghae. Top stories include:

The NCSC publishes advice on cyber incident response processes.
China-linked cyberespionage fractures inter-governmental trust.
Darknet marketplace Nemesis seized by German authorities.
Greggs stores across the UK forced to close following IT glitch.
Anonymous Collective claims to have breached Israeli nuclear research facility.
Data subjects extorted after data stolen from New Zealand’s Mediaworks.

Read all the stories in the full edition: https://www.s-rminform.com/cyber-intelligence-briefing/cyber-intelligence-briefing-26-march-2024

his week's edition of the Cyber Intelligence Briefing podcast features insightful commentary from cyber experts James Tytler, Miles Arkwright, Melissa DeOrio and Lawrence Copson. Our hosts discuss six cyber stories from the past seven days:


OFSI confirms there have been no reported breaches of UK cyber sanctions.
Change Healthcare faces class-action lawsuits following data breach.
LockBit affiliate Mikhail Vasiliev sentenced to prison in Canada.
Leicester City Council and Scottish Health Board hit by cyber attacks.
Major data breach at French unemployment agency exposes decades of personal information.
Microsoft, Cisco and QNAP Systems roll out security patches for their products.

Access all the insights here: https://www.s-rminform.com/cyber-intelligence-briefing/cyber-intelligence-briefing-19-march-2024

This month we cover seven ESG-related policy and regulatory updates from around the world. Key stories include:


European Council and European Parliament reach a deal to ban products made with forced labour. 
Mandatory climate disclosure from 2025 in Singapore.
The Global Reporting Initiative launches landmark global sustainability reporting standard for mining industry.
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This month’s edition was prepared by Natalie Stafford, Director, ESG, and Dominik Wilk, Associate, both based in S-RM’s Corporate Intelligence practice in London. The speaker is Katerina Harhun, Marketing Executive

This week's edition of the Cyber Intelligence Briefing podcast features insightful commentary from cyber experts James Tytler and Melissa DeOrio. Our hosts discuss seven cyber stories from the past seven days:


BlackCat/ALPHV ceases operations after pocketing USD 22 million ransom payment.
FBI report indicates over USD 12 billion lost to cyber crime in 2023.
Former Google employee indicted for stealing proprietary AI technology.
Belgium’s Duvel beer and Canada’s financial intelligence unit suffer operational disruption from major cyber incidents.
Financially motivated threat actor group TA4903 escalates BEC attacks through US agency impersonation.
Microsoft fends off persistent cyber attacks from hacker group linked to Russian intelligence.
Former NCSC head calls for ban on ransom payments.

Access all the insights here: https://www.s-rminform.com/cyber-intelligence-briefing/cyber-intelligence-briefing-12-march-2024

This week's edition of the Cyber Intelligence Briefing podcast features insightful commentary from cyber experts James Tytler, Miles Arkwright, Melissa DeOrio, and Waithera Junghae. Our hosts discuss six cyber stories from the past seven days:


LockBit sets up new leak site and threatens to publish Fulton County data.
Data leak reveals China uses cyber security firm I-Soon to spy on citizens and foreign governments.
ScreenConnect vulnerabilities exploited in ransomware attacks.
Threat group Knight sells encryptor source code as Russia disrupts SugarLocker ransomware gang.
Hacktivists target Universities of Cambridge, Manchester, and Wolverhampton in DDoS attack.
Pegasus spyware found on EU parliament staffers’ phones.

Read all these stories here: https://www.s-rminform.com/cyber-intelligence-briefing/cyber-intelligence-briefing-27-february-2024