SonicWall VPNs under attack: What businesses need to know
Cybercriminals are always adapting, and the latest surge in activity from the Akira ransomware group shows just how persistent and calculated these threats have become. In July 2025, a wave of attacks began targeting SonicWall SSL VPN devices, which are commonly used by businesses to support secure remote access for staff. These attacks serve as […]
Ransomware on the rise: Meet Akira & Lynx
Ransomware continues to be one of the most disruptive cyber threats facing businesses today. As defences improve, so do the techniques used by threat actors. Two groups making headlines right now are Akira and Lynx – emerging names in the cyber crime world that are actively targeting Managed Service Providers (MSPs) and the small and […]
What to know about the supposed Ring doorbell security breach in May 2025
In July 2025, Ring users across social media platforms raised alarm bells after spotting what appeared to be unauthorised access to their Ring doorbell cameras. Reports cited strange IP addresses, unfamiliar client devices, and a common login date, 28 May 2025, listed across multiple Ring accounts. Understandably, this incident prompted serious home security concerns among […]
The State of GDPR Post-Brexit: Two Lanes, One Destination
After Brexit, the UK adopted its own version of GDPR-known as the UK GDPR. While the core principles remained aligned with the EU’s regulation, subtle divergences are starting to emerge. The EU continues to push forward with enforcement actions, refining interpretations of GDPR through case law and expanding expectations around data subject rights, AI regulation, […]
What the UK’s Latest Data Regulations Mean for SMEs
Staying Compliant Without the Headache The landscape of data protection in the UK is changing once again, and for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), this can feel like yet another regulatory hoop to jump through. But there’s good news: staying compliant doesn’t have to be complicated or costly. With the right approach and expert support, […]
Apple removes Advanced Data Protection for UK users – what it means for you
Apple has made waves by pulling Advanced Data Protection (ADP) for UK users, a move that has left many questioning what this means for their iCloud data and customer privacy. The decision follows pressure from the UK government, which sought access to encrypted data under the Investigatory Powers Act—a request that Apple has refused to […]
Neuways achieves Cyber Essentials certification!
Great news—we’ve done it! Neuways is now Cyber Essentials certified! As a Managed Service Provider, we take cyber security seriously, and this certification is another step in making sure we’re protecting not just ourselves but also our customers. The Cyber Essentials scheme, backed by the UK government and the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), is […]
UK Government Delays AI Bill Until Summer Amidst Regulatory Concerns
UK Government Delays AI Bill Until Summer The UK government has postponed the release of its AI Bill until at least the summer, following the example set by the EU AI Act, which took effect last year. This legislation was expected to introduce new regulations for artificial intelligence, including a requirement for companies to submit […]
Microsoft Warns of Update Issues for Windows 11 Version 24H2
Microsoft has alerted IT administrators and users to a critical issue with the October and November 2024 security updates for Windows 11, version 24H2. When installed using physical media, such as USB drives or CDs, these updates may prevent systems from accepting future security updates, posing a significant risk to cyber security. Below, we explain […]
IT Support issue caused Cornwall Hospital Disruption – Not Cyber Attack
IT Support issues – It’s all about backup protocols. These Issues caused disruption in Cornwall. but here is how they reacted. Read more.
