Cybercrime in the news - March 2022
The latest round up of recent cybercrime news stories from Phil Ashley, Director of Crossword Labs. A pick of the weird, unexpected and...
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Interview with Jake Holloway on Threat Status acquisition
Crossword's Chief Product Officer, Jake Holloway, joins Proactive London's Katie Pilbeam to talk about acquiring Threat Status Ltd, the...
Cybercrime in the news
The latest round up of recent cybercrime news stories from Phil Ashley, Director of Crossword Labs. A pick of the weird, unexpected and,...
Four security trends to watch
What’s on your agenda for 2022? Group Managing Director, Stuart Jubb talks through some of the trends and challenges we should all be...
Cybercrime in the news - December 2021
The latest round up of recent cybercrime news stories from Phil Ashley, Director of Crossword Labs. A pick of the weird, unexpected and...
Verifying documents & identity in public services and beyond
David Chadwick, Crossword’s Product Director for Identiproof, outlines how the W3C Verifiable Credentials standard works and why he...
The role of third-party assurance in the financial services sector
Sean Arrowsmith explores the importance of a ‘privacy by design’ approach from the outset for new entrant banks and fintechs in the Open...
Becoming Cyber Essentials certified
Cyber crime is unfortunately now commonplace with 46% of UK businesses and charities reporting a cyber-attack during 2020. Cyber...
Cybercrime in the news - October 2021
The latest round up of recent cybercrime news stories from Phil Ashley, Director of Crossword Labs. A pick of the weird spam, quirky...
Supplier assurance in the front line for Financial Services
Improving operational resilience has long been a goal of the banking and financial sector and will continue to be top of the regulator’s...
Solving the identity problem
Crossword Cybersecurity product director, David Chadwick, discusses the W3C Verifiable Credentials standard, how it protects all parties...
Credential stuffing - are you doing enough?
Credential stuffing attacks are nothing new and are in fact one of the simplest attacks for hackers to launch. Stuart Jubb, Group...
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