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This image of a BBC office illustrates our discussion topic about a recent BBC Watch Dog Report on The One Show about fraudulent online shops claiming to be based in the UK.
Fraudulent online shops claim to be UK-based

Key Takeaway: A BBC Watchdog investigation on The One Show exposed fraudulent online shops that pose as UK-based retailers, ship counterfeit goods from China, and block customers from getting refunds.

This image of a hand grasping a globe illustrates our discussion topic: DDoS attacks, downtimes, and how the right DNS service helps teams fight back.
How DNS Service Tackles DDoS and Downtime 

Key Takeaway: A reliable DNS service protects websites from downtime and DDoS attacks through Anycast routing, automated security protocols, and transparent management. Fast website? Great hosting? Secure infrastructure? Most businesses

This image of a school child receiving a letter illustrates our discussion topic: Back-to-school scams, and how to fight back.
Back-to-School Scams in 2026

Key Takeaway: Back-to-school scams surge every August and September as fraudsters combine AI-generated phishing with fake grants, counterfeit shops, and impersonation domains to target students, parents, and the retail brands

This image of someone picking up a coin from a chart illustrates our discussion topic about tracking the value and return on investment of digital risk protection and cybersecurity.
How to Measure the ROI of Digital Risk Protection

Key Takeaway: Cyberattacks cost businesses an average of $4.88 million per breach, yet many organizations still treat digital risk protection as an unquantifiable cost. Structured measurement frameworks like FAIR give

This image of a shield with a coat of arms in Spain illustrates our discussion topic: IP Protection and our legal advisor's lessons from Spain.
IP Protection and Brand Protection in 2026

Key Takeaway: Registering your trademarks is just the start of IP protection, not the be-all and end-all. An effective strategy combines traditional legal protection with active digital enforcement, because protecting

Dette billede af et uhyggeligt spøgelse illustrerer vores emne om phantom squatting: hvordan hackere bruger AI-hallucinationer til at kapre din trafik, og hvordan man kæmper imod.
Phantom squatting: når svindlere kaprer LLM’er

Kort fortalt: Phantom squatting gør det muligt for cyberkriminelle at overtage de falske domæner, som LLM’er hallucinerer for rigtige brands, og dermed gøre AI-assistenter til en uforvarende leveringsmekanisme for phishing

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