United Kingdom: Security

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As artificial intelligence rapidly transforms how organisations operate, the challenge isn't simply whether to adopt AI, it's how to do so safely, compliantly and strategically.

The UK's cyber threat landscape continues to evolve, with the rapid emergence of new technologies introducing novel risks across all sectors and attacks escalating in frequency and sophistication.

Small British businesses face an evolving cyber threat landscape in 2025, with incidents becoming more sophisticated as threat actors expand their toolkit. Recent data reveals that, in the last year, 42% of small businesses reported cyber security incidents with the figure rising to 67% for medium-sized businesses.

It has been a busy summer in the AI copyright debate but still no solution in sight: the respective positions of copyright owners (who want to protect their work from being scraped by AI) and AI providers...

As the legal industry becomes increasingly defined by the integration of advancing technologies, many law firms today are learning that having top legal talent is no longer enough to continue growing and remain competitive.

Increased staff workload with no additional compensation (as delays are treated as non-recoverable office overheads)

England and Wales has no single body of cybersecurity law; instead a patchwork of statutes supplemented by the common law criminalise unauthorised access to data and regulate lawful access to it.

The FCA has announced that, from 8 October 2025, firms will be able to give retail consumers access to crypto exchange traded notes (cETNs).