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  • Why Secure Collaboration Matters in Regulated Environments

    Why Secure Collaboration Matters in Regulated Environments

    Organisations operating within defence, government and other regulated sectors face a difficult balancing act. Teams need to collaborate quickly across suppliers, departments and external partners, while maintaining control over sensitive information, user access and assurance obligations. For many organisations, the challenge is no longer simply securing infrastructure. It is enabling people to work together effectively…

  • AI Cyber Security Two Years On

    AI Cyber Security Two Years On

    Two years ago, the conversation around AI was largely hypothetical. Today, organisations are dealing with its operational reality, and the security picture has changed considerably as a result. That is where the cyber security conversation has become significantly more serious. One of the biggest shifts introduced by Generative AI is not simply automation, but a…

  • The SME reality and what CSMv4 means if you have no dedicated security team

    The SME reality and what CSMv4 means if you have no dedicated security team

    Most guidance written about CSMv4 is pitched at a fairly abstract level. It explains the framework architecture, the four risk profiles, the evidence requirements, and the link to DCC. All of that is accurate and useful. What it often does not describe is what the process looks and feels like for a specialist SME with…

  • Strengthening COMAH Cyber Security: A Leadership‑Focused View

    Strengthening COMAH Cyber Security: A Leadership‑Focused View

    By Jonny Keiller, Principal OT Security Consultant, Logiq As an ISA/IEC 62443 specialist (the global series of standards for securing industrial automation and control systems) with experience across Control of Major Accident Hazards (COMAH) sites in multiple sectors, I’ve seen a clear shift in what “good” looks like for cyber security in industrial environments. The…

  • When version control slips on MOD construction projects

    When version control slips on MOD construction projects

    Drawings standing still on construction projects is a very rare thing indeed. They move through constant cycles of issue, review, mark-up, and revision. On MOD programmes, that process involves multiple contractors and subcontractors, often working across different systems and environments, each with their own document practices and pace of delivery. Version control is straightforward in…

  • Collaboration challenges on MOD construction projects

    Collaboration challenges on MOD construction projects

    On MOD construction projects, collaboration is constant. Drawings, RFIs, revisions, and mark-ups move between principal contractors, subcontractors, and specialist trades throughout the lifecycle of a programme. Decisions made in one part of the supply chain affect others. Coordination isn’t a phase of the project – it’s continuous. In theory, the process is structured. In practice,…

  • CYBERUK 2026 – what’s worth paying attention to

    CYBERUK 2026 – what’s worth paying attention to

    Each year, CYBERUK sets the tone for how cyber security is expected to operate in practice – not just in policy terms, but in what organisations are actually held accountable for. This year’s theme, “The next decade: accelerating our cyber defence”, signals something that’s been building for a while. The conversation has moved on. The…

  • Security is a Product Decision: Why Secure by Design Starts with the Product Owner

    Security is a Product Decision: Why Secure by Design Starts with the Product Owner

    By Beth Hurford, Senior Optimisation and Transformation Consultant, Logiq Picture this. You’re in a requirements workshop. There’s a business analyst (BA), a developer, maybe a systems engineer, and you, the product owner (PO). Security isn’t there. Someone decided it was “too early”, that involving them now would mean “too many cooks” and that security can…

  • Cybersecurity: A discipline in search of a definition

    Cybersecurity: A discipline in search of a definition

    By Matthew Mackay, Practice Lead and Principal Security Consultant, Logiq In an era where digital threats evolve faster than most organisations can adapt, you would be mistaken for believing that there would be a universally agreed definition for the term ‘cybersecurity’. Despite its increased profile and agreed importance, cybersecurity remains a concept without a single,…

  • What is the NCSC Cyber Advisor Scheme and do you need it?

    What is the NCSC Cyber Advisor Scheme and do you need it?

    If you are preparing for Cyber Essentials certification, you may have come across the term “Cyber Advisor”. It is easy to assume it is another form of certification, or perhaps a mandatory step in the process. It is neither. The Cyber Advisor scheme was developed by the National Cyber Security Centre and is delivered in…