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Crisis communication and real-world harm after security incidents
Silence after a crisis is never neutral. This analysis of Southport and Liverpool shows how delays in communication fuel rumours, conspiracy theories, and unrest, while timely, transparent disclosure can contain escalation. For DFIR teams, the lesson is clear: strategic, evidence-based communication is as vital as technical response in safeguarding trust.
Cloud Risks in Space: Securing the Ground Segment in a Cloud-First Era
The space sector is undergoing a transformation. Cloud computing is rapidly reshaping how satellites are controlled and managed on the ground, with Ground Station/Segment as a Service (GSaaS) emerging as a cost-effective, scalable alternative to traditional infrastructure.
UK Digital Identity Trust Framework Gamma (0.4): What You Need to Know
UK Digital Identity Trust Framework Gamma (0.4): What You Need to Know On 1 July 2025, the UK Digital Identity […]
The Impact of the Cyber Assessment Framework (CAF) on Digital Investigations
The Impact of the Cyber Assessment Framework (CAF) on Digital Investigations Executive Summary The UK’s Cyber Assessment Framework (CAF) version […]
Commercial Offensive Cyber Capabilities: Red-Team Focus and What It Means for Digital Investigations
Commercial Offensive Cyber Capabilities: Red-Team Focus and What It Means for Digital Investigations Published: August 2025 Summary of the UK […]




