UK cyber threat dashboard for businesses

The latest alerts and guidance from the UK’s National Cyber Security Centre, and the software flaws attackers are actively exploiting right now, with plain-English advice on what to do.

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–actively exploited vulnerabilities added in the last 30 days
–known exploited vulnerabilities in total
–NCSC updates in the last 30 days
43%of UK businesses had a breach or attack last year
From the NCSC

Latest UK alerts and guidance

News, advisories and guidance published by the National Cyber Security Centre, part of GCHQ. Updated automatically.

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Source: National Cyber Security Centre. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

Actively exploited

Vulnerabilities attackers are using now

The newest entries in the Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalogue: flaws that have been used in real attacks. If you run any of these products, update them as a priority.

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Source: CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalogue. Data refreshed every few hours.

What this means for you

Four things every UK business should do

Not sure where you stand? Cyber Essentials covers all four, and our cyber security team can help.

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  1. Patch within 14 days

    Apply high-risk and critical updates within 14 days, which is also a Cyber Essentials requirement.

  2. Turn on MFA everywhere

    Multi-factor authentication on email and cloud services blocks most account takeovers.

  3. Check your edge devices

    Routers, firewalls and VPNs are common targets. Keep their firmware supported and up to date.

  4. Train people to spot phishing

    Phishing is the most common attack on UK businesses. Make it easy to report suspicious emails.

Live global threat map

A real-time view of cyber attacks detected worldwide, provided by Check Point.

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