Clear Path Security
Reducing attack surface across applications and infrastructure: a practical guide for UK SMEs
For many UK SMEs, the most useful way to think about security architecture is not as a[…]
Verifying supplier compliance with secure software requirements: a practical guide for UK SMEs
Verifying supplier compliance with secure software requirements: a practical guide for UK SMEs When you buy software,[…]
Continuous improvement and management review in an ISMS: a practical guide for UK SMEs
For many UK SMEs, an information security management system, or ISMS, starts with good intentions and a[…]
Preventing prompt injection and model abuse: practical guidance for UK SMEs
Many UK SMEs are now using chatbots, copilots, and AI assistants to help staff draft content, search[…]
Automating containment and remediation actions safely for UK SMEs
Automating containment and remediation actions safely for UK SMEs For many UK SMEs, the appeal of automation[…]
Zero Trust explained for non-technical leaders: what it means for UK SMEs
Zero Trust explained for non-technical leaders: what it means for UK SMEs Zero Trust is one of[…]
ICT risk management expectations under DORA: a practical guide for UK SMEs
ICT risk management expectations under DORA: a practical guide for UK SMEs For many UK SMEs, DORA[…]
Understanding why external input cannot be trusted
Understanding why external input cannot be trusted For many UK SMEs, software grows quickly. A product starts[…]
Measuring security effectiveness over time: a practical guide for UK SMEs
Measuring security effectiveness over time: a practical guide for UK SMEs Many SMEs can say what security[…]
Secrets management using key vaults and HSMs: a practical guide for UK SMEs
Secrets management using key vaults and HSMs: a practical guide for UK SMEs For many UK SMEs,[…]