Cybersecurity Awareness Month 2026

Throughout the month, we explored some of the key legal, commercial and practical challenges businesses face in an increasingly complex cyber landscape.

If you missed any of our content, or would like to revisit it, you can access our resources below by clicking the titles.

As cyber threats continue to increase in frequency and sophistication, proactive planning, robust governance and well-drafted contractual protections remain critical. We hope these resources help support your organisation's cyber resilience journey.

If any of the topics raised questions specific to your organisation, from contractual protections to incident response, Liz and Amy-Rose would be very happy to continue the conversation.

Webinar: Cyber-attacks, AI and liability: who pays when things go wrong ?

Our panel discussed the growing impact of AI on cyber risk, liability considerations and the steps organisations should take to manage emerging threats.

Insight article: Mind the gap: are your liability caps keeping pace with cyber risk?

We examine whether contractual liability provisions remain fit for purpose in the face of increasingly costly cyber incidents.

Cyber resilience checklist

A practical guide outlining actions organisations can take over the next 60 days to strengthen cyber resilience, reduce exposure to common threats and improve incident readiness.

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Cyber Security Breaches Survey 2026

Cyber security remains firmly on the boardroom agenda. The government's latest Cyber Security Breaches Survey shows that cyber attacks continue to affect a significant number of organisations, while weaknesses in governance, planning and response readiness leave many exposed. Our report highlights the key findings and what they mean for organisations looking to strengthen their defences and improve resilience against evolving threats.

The weakest link: the impact of cyber supply chain risk

A cyber breach can originate from any link in your supply chain. This insight explores the growing risks associated with third-party suppliers and outlines practical steps organisations can take to strengthen cyber resilience and reduce exposure to supply chain threats.

Fraud and Cyber Insight

Our latest edition of our Fraud and Cyber quarterly updates, where we bring you expert insights and practical guidance to help organisations stay informed, prepared and resilient.