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How safe is it to scan that QR code in the pub? Or in that email?

How to defend your organisation from email phishing attacks.

Advice and recommendations for mitigating this type of insider behaviour.

An NCSC assessment focusing on how AI will impact the efficacy of cyber operations and the implications for the cyber threat over the next two years.

CounterCraft's co-founder, Dan Brett, explains how they turn the tables so that social engineering can be used to protect organisations from attackers.

Ollie Whitehouse, the NCSC’s new Chief Technology Officer, outlines the cyber security challenges he’ll be prioritising.

How to set up online (or 'cloud') services so they're protected against common cyber attacks.

Whilst not a password panacea, using 'three random words' is still better than enforcing arbitrary complexity requirements.

Introducing the next chapter of the NCSC research problem book, which aims to inspire research on the biggest impact topics in hardware cyber security.

Both CIR Delivery Partners are now accepting enquiries and applications.

Henry O discusses the pitfalls of performing a basic ‘lift and shift’ cloud migration.

New guidelines will help developers make informed decisions about the design, development, deployment and operation of their AI systems.

The Cyber Advisor scheme has been gaining momentum since its launch six months ago – what happens next?

Reflecting on the positive impact of the Vulnerability Reporting Service – and introducing something new for selected contributors.

The NCSC has published a new RFC on Indicators of Compromise to support cyber security in protocol design - and hopes to encourage more cyber defenders to engage with international standards.

New guidance from the NCSC helps system and risk owners plan their migration to post-quantum cryptography (PQC).

SMS and telephone guidance updated to address the rise in Artificial Inflation of Traffic (AIT).

How to ensure your organisation's SMS and telephone messages are effective and trustworthy.

The US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency have relaunched an updated version of LME.

The NCSC is retiring Logging Made Easy (LME). After 31 March 2023, we will no longer support LME, and the GitHub page will close shortly after.