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Cutting through cyber

In the era of AI, cyber security is one of the most complex areas to cut through. Cyber risks are even more prevalent now with threat actors having access to AI-enabled tooling, and with the acceleration of agentic enterprise implementations. Each month, our newsletters will focus on topical developments and updates in the cyber world.

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Newsletter 5 - October 2026

Earlier issues of Cutting through Cyber have looked at how fast attackers can now move. This month's stories turn to the defending side, and to the decisions, handoffs and trust that can slow an organisation's response.

Newsletter 4 - August 2026

This month's stories show what happens when the harm arrives through legitimate access instead of activity that looks obviously malicious. None of it resembles an attack, which is what makes each one worth a closer look.

Newsletter 3 - July 2026

There's a common thread running through last month's cyber stories: the ground is shifting beneath the controls most organisations have relied on for a decade. All of it points to a broader shift in how risk is showing up.

Newsletter 2 - May 2026

In aviation safety, the Swiss cheese model frames a serious accident as the rare moment when holes in multiple independent layers of defence happen to align. Cyber risk works the same way, and this month, two developments matter because they affect the layers themselves.

Newsletter 1 - March 2026

Discussion on the latest scams, extortions, and control issues with practical actions for business and technology leaders.