Teams have gotten very good at finding vulnerabilities. Detection of true positives is still vital, but the harder problem, ...

Cyber defence has always been a numbers game, decided by the volume and skill of the experts on either side. That equation is ...

AI promises quicker work, sharper judgement and fewer mistakes, and it can genuinely deliver all three. Used well, it turns a ...

In fact, anyone with access to an AI tool and the intent to commit a cybercrime can now do so. Cybercriminals cannot only ...

More of the code reaching production today is written by AI, and the security question that it raises as a result is not going away any time soon. Merely telling developers to be more careful is a ...

AI can now imitate voices, messages and trusted relationships. Defending against it means proving identity and authority for ...

Artificial intelligence dominated this year’s Labour Party Conference in Liverpool, with ministers, businesses and technology ...

Once an organisation has real visibility into its AI usage, a different problem shows up — one that's easy to underestimate.

We're delighted to share a series of AI security blogs from our members at the heart of the AI security debate. The year 2026 has been a year of rapid evolution for the cyber security sector. While ...

For years, cyber security has been built around a simple assumption: humans make decisions and systems execute them. Agentic AI challenges that assumption. As organisations move beyond experimentation ...

“Tokenmaxxing” is the buzzword of the moment. In practice, it means encouraging employees to use AI tools as much as possible ...

Ahead of the Autumn Budget on 28 October, techUK has published our submission to HM Treasury. The first Budget of a new ...