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Both CIR Delivery Partners are now accepting enquiries and applications.

The NCSC has published a new RFC on Indicators of Compromise to support cyber security in protocol design - and hopes to encourage more cyber defenders to engage with international standards.

SMS and telephone guidance updated to address the rise in Artificial Inflation of Traffic (AIT).

Businesses, academia and international partners invited to respond to the UK government's ‘call for views’ on the security of AI.

Chris P explains how AMS will enable high-threat organisations to stay connected ‘on the go'.

New ACD services developed to help protect SMEs from the harms caused by cyber attacks.

We publish the results of our ACD 2.0 external attack surface management (EASM) trials

We thank participants and look forward to sharing what we've learned

Want security that works better for people? Make it accessible.

Introducing the new NCSC research problem book and find out how you can get involved.

The 10-year anniversary of Cyber Essentials is not just a celebration of past achievements but a call to action for the future.

The NCSC’s ‘Protective Domain Name Service for Schools’ scaled-up to protect a wider range of organisations.

Chris Wallis, CEO of Intruder, explains how completing the NCSC's Startup Programme was a turning point for his organisation.

Irrespective of whether the ransom is paid, a ransomware attack means organisations have lost control of their information.

Assessing the security of network equipment.

This report outlines the risks associated with the use of official and third party app stores.

Report informing readers about the threat to UK industry and society from commercial cyber tools and services.

An NCSC assessment focusing on how AI will impact the efficacy of cyber operations and the implications for the cyber threat over the next two years.

Assessing the cyber security threat to UK Universities

First joint National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) and National Crime Agency (NCA) report published today.