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The recent cyber attack on Co-op stores serves as a stark reminder of how digital disruptions can quickly cascade into real-world consequences. With stores facing empty shelves, payment system failures, and compromised customer data, this incident highlights the critical importance of robust cybersecurity measures for all businesses, regardless of industry.

The retail sector has recently experienced a wave of significant cyber attacks, bringing cybersecurity back into sharp focus for businesses across the UK. As technology partners dedicated to helping organisations secure their digital future, we at Altiatech want to share some key insights and practical recommendations to help strengthen your security posture. 

The UK retail sector has been rocked by a series of high-profile cyber attacks this week, with luxury department store Harrods becoming the latest victim. This follows similar incidents at Marks & Spencer and Co-op, raising serious concerns about cybersecurity vulnerabilities across the retail industry. 

The Impact of a Major Retail Security Breach The recent cyber incident at Marks & Spencer has sent shockwaves through the British retail sector.

In a significant development for email security protocols in the UK, the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) announced forthcoming changes to its Mail Check service.

With the UK government's announcement of world-first AI cyber security standards, organisations need a clear roadmap for implementation. At Altiatech, we're already helping businesses adapt their security frameworks to meet these new requirements while maintaining operational efficiency.

With Microsoft's recent announcement of the removal of their VPN feature from Microsoft 365 subscriptions, organisations need to reassess their security strategy. At AltiaCyber, we're helping businesses turn this change into an opportunity to strengthen their overall security posture.

In a sobering report released by the National Audit Office (NAO), the UK government's cyber security posture has been revealed to have significant vulnerabilities, with the threat landscape advancing at an alarming pace. The findings highlight critical gaps in cyber resilience across multiple government departments, raising serious concerns about the protection of vital public services.