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Introducing a new set of NCSC principles to strengthen the resilience of organisations' cloud backups from ransomware attackers.

Helping to make cloud backups resistant to the effects of destructive ransomware.

How organisations can map their supply chain dependencies, so that risks in the supply chain can be better understood and managed.

Why macros are a threat, and the approaches you can take to protect your systems.

A new collection of resources from the NCSC can help take your supply chain knowledge to the next level

How 'small but actionable' insights can improve behaviours and decision making.

A new Cyber Incident Exercising scheme is now open for organisations to apply to be Assured Providers, with IASME and CREST as our delivery partners.

A new initiative, aimed at 11 to 14-year-olds, that helps them navigate the risks of online life.

The NCSC has published new cryptographic research on robust cryptography – we explain its significance and how the ideas could support research to inform future global standards.

A new white paper examines the rise of 'ransomware as a service' and extortion attacks.

Why established cyber security principles are still important when developing or implementing machine learning models.

Large Language Models are an exciting technology, but our understanding of them is still 'in beta'.

Introducing the new NCSC research problem book and find out how you can get involved.

Advice on the choice, implementation and use of automated vulnerability scanning tools for organisations of all sizes.

Do loose prompts* sink ships? Exploring the cyber security issues of ChatGPT and LLMs.

Announcing CREST as our first delivery partner and the scheme's readiness for incident response providers to join.

Berta Pappenheim, CEO and co-founder of CyberFish, explains how the NCSC For Startups programme has transformed her professional and personal life.

ThinkCyber's CEO Tim Ward reflects on the challenges that startups face when developing innovative products.

New guidance to help organisations manage rogue devices and services within the enterprise.

Key findings and full report from the 6th year of the Active Cyber Defence (ACD) programme.