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The EU AI Act, effective since August 2024, introduces the world’s first comprehensive legal framework for artificial intelligence. It defines strict obligations for high-risk AI systems, foundation models, and deployers across sectors like healthcare, finance, and legaltech. This guide breaks down what the Act requires, who it applies to, and how organizations can prepare for compliance — including cybersecurity, documentation, and conformity assessments.

In 2024, UnitedHealth’s Change Healthcare hack and 23andMe’s data breach exposed a shared weakness: broken authentication. From a missing MFA control to optional security features, both incidents show how fragile healthcare systems become when trust mechanisms fail. Here’s what went wrong — and how to build resilience before the next breach.

As biology becomes increasingly digital, the line between cybersecurity and biosecurity is disappearing. From genomic databases and lab automation to AI-designed proteins, the digital infrastructure of biology is under threat. This guide explains what cyberbiosecurity is, why it matters for biotech and healthtech, and how organizations can secure genomic data, lab systems, and AI pipelines against emerging cyber risks.

The NHS has faced a series of high-impact hacking attacks in recent years — from the infamous WannaCry ransomware outbreak in 2017 to the...

When we talk about “AI hacking,” we mean ethical testing — probing a system’s prompts, tools, data paths, and model behavior to uncover...