Psychological safety isn’t a soft HR concept — it’s a core security capability. By the time an issue becomes an investigation, the damage is often already done. Chris Anquist explores how culture shapes early reporting, risk visibility, and ultimately, organisational resilience.

AI agents are being embedded into our workflows faster than we can secure them. From hidden prompt injections to SCADA manipulation, this piece explores how “agent social engineering” is turning productivity tools into insider threats — and what security teams must do now

Sunday 08/02/2026

Covering the UK’s assumption of the UN Security Council presidency, shifts in US arms transfer policy, the EU’s expanded cybersecurity proposals, defence realignments across Asia, rising instability in the Sahel and Pakistan, and broader geopolitical moves reshaping security, supply chains, and strategic dependence.

Sunday 01/02/2026

Covering the UK’s China reset, U.S. homeland security funding disruption, Iran and regional force posture, ongoing insurgency impacts in Africa, Russia–Ukraine infrastructure targeting, and the latest cyber risk assessments highlighting geopolitics as a primary driver of digital threat.

Ethics in security isn’t a nice-to-have - it’s the line between protecting people and becoming a risk ourselves. Eva reflects on how ethical boundaries are tested under pressure, why “legal” doesn’t always mean “right”, and how trust, dignity, and accountability have to stay at the centre of decision-making in an increasingly volatile world.