Insights

In response to cyber security threats, the European Union has introduced the NIS2 Directive, a comprehensive update to the original Network and Information Systems (NIS) Directive. The new regulations are set to take effect by October 17th, 2024. 

With new data showing that the the number of cyber attacks on UK utility companies increased to 48 in 2023, representing a 586% rise compared to 2022 and Data breaches impacting 140,000 individuals, a substantial increase from 17,000 the previous year cyber security in the sector has never been so important. 

It is essential to protect critical infrastructure systems from potential disruptions that can have wide-reaching consequences. Here’s why investing in robust cyber security measures is crucial for energy and utilities.

UK based telecommunications organisations will need to get their cyber security up to scratch when a new security framework comes into effect this October.

While the effects of the Coronavirus develop, businesses across the world are turning to remote working to ensure the safety of their employees as well as the continuity of their services.

Integrity360 has today released the following advisory in relation to a recent upsurge in DDoS attacks. We’d like to encourage our clients to review this advisory and action as required.