As each year passes, cyber attacks don’t just increase in number — they evolve in how they operate. A newly released Cyber Security Report 2026 highlights a shift that many security teams are already feeling: attacks are becoming more automated, more coordinated, and...
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When Quantum Meets AI: Preparing for the Next Shift in Cybersecurity
In our previous article, we explored how quantum computing could eventually undermine today’s encryption methods. There is, however, another layer to this discussion that deserves closer attention — the accelerating role of artificial intelligence (AI) and what may...
Why Information Sharing Matters in Cybersecurity — and Why It’s Still Not Easy
One topic that comes up regularly in conversations with clients and peers is information sharing — the idea that organisations can better defend themselves by sharing what they’re seeing, learning, and experiencing during cyber incidents.In theory, information sharing...
When Compliance Takes Over: A Conversation Many Businesses Are Afraid to Have
One of our favourite parts of working with clients is spending time talking about their real challenges — not just technology, but priorities, pressures, and what genuinely gets in the way of doing good work. These conversations are often insightful, sometimes...
Apple, Privacy, and Competition: What a €98.6 Million Fine Tells Us About Data Protection
Today, we’d like to share a story that sits at the intersection of privacy, regulation, and business impact — and it’s a good example of how even well-intentioned security and privacy controls can raise complex questions.Recently, Apple was fined €98.6 million by...
Recently, we came across a thought-provoking article about how cyber attacks are changing as we move into 2026. What stood out wasn’t a new software vulnerability or a complex technical exploit — it was the idea that the most successful breaches are now more likely to...
Social Media and Messaging Apps: Simple Security Lessons for Everyday Use
Social media and messaging apps have become part of our daily routine — we check them in the morning, use them for work conversations, and scroll through them at night. Recently, we were reading some guidance on social media security and thought it was worth sharing,...
What We Can Learn from the Endesa Data Breach
Today, we’d like to share a recent cybersecurity incident that caught our attention — not because it involved sophisticated hacking techniques, but because it highlights how customer data can still be exposed even when core systems remain operational. It’s a useful...
A New Phishing Technique Using Legitimate Hosting — What Businesses Should Know
Hello and welcome! We hope you’re doing well. Today, we’d like to share an interesting cybersecurity article we came across that highlights how phishing tactics are continuing to evolve. What stood out to us is not just who is behind the attack, but how it was carried...
Digital Identity in 2026: Why Continuous Identity Monitoring Will Define Cybersecurity
According to digital identity specialists at Ping Identity, the coming year will see rapid growth in digital wallets, decentralised identity, and continuous monitoring of both human and machine identities, driven largely by the rise of AI-enabled cyber threats.Below...
Cybersecurity Priorities for 2026: What Organisations Need to Prepare For
Insights shared by DigiCert (Australia & Asia-Pacific)At CSB, we regularly review industry research and expert commentary to help organisations prepare for emerging cybersecurity risks. We recently came across an insightful article published by DigiCert, a global...
From Open Source to OpenAI: How Third-Party Risk Is Evolving
For years, the technology industry has embraced the mantra “move fast and break things.” While this approach has accelerated innovation, it has also quietly expanded the attack surface — particularly through third-party software and services.From open-source libraries...











