Kate O'Flaherty
Kate O'Flaherty is a freelance journalist with well over a decade's experience covering cyber security and privacy for publications including Wired, Forbes, the Guardian, the Observer, Infosecurity Magazine and the Times. Within cyber security and privacy, her specialist areas include critical national infrastructure security, cyber warfare, application security and regulation in the UK and the US amid increasing data collection by big tech firms such as Facebook and Google. You can follow Kate on Twitter.
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Should your business worry about Chinese cyber attacks?In-depth State-backed hackers are upping the anti, with businesses on high alert over the potential for falling victim to cyber espionage and IP theft
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The new wave of cyber security threats facing critical national infrastructure (CNI)In-depth CNI is increasingly becoming a viable target, thanks to a litany of new malware strains, with cyber attacks threatening to have serious consequences
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Should your business worry about Russian cyber attacks?In-depth What is the real Russian cyber security threat facing UK businesses, and how can organisations protect themselves?
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Rebooting your BYOD strategyIn-depth With hybrid working becoming the norm, there's a need for a device management overhaul. What does BYOD 2.0 look like?
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The UK's IoT proposals are riddled with ‘astonishing’ gapsIn-depth The Product Security and Telecommunications Infrastructure (PTSI) Bill aims to address the connected devices security nightmare, but experts agree it doesn’t go far enough
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The risks and strategies of using privacy as a business differentiatorIn-depth With privacy increasingly driving customer decisions, here’s how to make it a differentiator for your business
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