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Same Warnings. Same Threats. Bigger Consequences… Increase in highly and nationally significant cyber-attacks in 2025, NCSC announces. It feels like we cannot go more than a couple of weeks without news of a cyber attack hitting the headlines. With household names such as Marks and Spencer’s, the Co-op Group and Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) all falling victim to incidents this year, you could... UK government finalises IoT cybersecurity requirements The UK government has published the final version of the Product Security and Telecommunications Infrastructure (Security Requirements for Relevant Connectable Products) Regulations 2023 providing manufacturers of IoT devices with clarity as to the... One tech tip a day keeps the hacker away: NCSC publishes new guidance on how to keep IP safe in cyberspace Cyber risks, and the reputational fallout that might ensue, are not a new addition to the woes that keep IP practitioners up at night. Thankfully there are a growing number of resources to help you tackle this evolving threat. For example, back in May... Organisations could face new security requirements under ‘cyber duty to protect’ plans? Government call for information suggests new security requirements could be introduced to protect online accounts and user data from hackers Last year saw a 159% increase in unauthorised access to personal information (including hacking) and an 89% rise... Close collaboration: operational resilience and cyber resilience Last week the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) and the Bank of England published long-awaited policy statements and supervisory materials setting out their final rules and guidance on operational resilience.... Combatting cybercrime: the new Nominet and PIPCU landing pages for suspended criminal domains What happens when Nominet suspends a domain name for fraudulent activity? Does it go back for sale? Does the affected brand owner buy it and maintain it as a defensive registration? What should happen? In what is reportedly the first registry-led... Rebecca Cousin Rebecca is a senior consultant in our Technology, Digital, Data and IP group, having previously been a partner at the firm for over 15 years. She advised on a broad range of corporate and commercial matters Richard Jeens Richard’s practice spans a broad-range of high profile commercial disputes, investigations and contentious regulatory and tax matters, often involving multiple jurisdictions. Victoria MacDuff Victoria has a broad corporate practice but has particular experience in the financial services, oil and gas and telecommunications sectors. Slaughter and May is advising Babcock on the sale of Context to Accenture