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What to expect from the UK’s Cyber Security and Resilience Bill?

What should compliance teams start to prepare for the Cyber Security and Resiliance Bill? Incorporating NIS2, the CSRB will be significant.

Nick Henderson-Mayo

June 5, 2025

Cyberattacks wreak havoc on major UK retailers: Is your cyber security at risk?

Cyberattacks on M&S and Co-op have revealed critical gaps in retail cybersecurity. Now’s the time to upgrade your cyber awareness training.

Sara Henna Dahan

May 6, 2025

Hong Kong identified by the FBI as a top destination for fraudulent wire transfers

The FBI’s 2024 Internet Crime Report reveals Hong Kong as a top destination for wire fraud: Learn how to safeguard your organisation.

Sara Henna Dahan

April 28, 2025

Cybersecurity

Strengthening the UK’s cyber defenses with a bold new cyber resilience policy

The UK government has taken a decisive step forward with its Cyber Security and Resilience Policy Statement.

Naomi Grossman

April 2, 2025

Solicitor to pay over £26,000 in fines and costs after failing to spot Friday afternoon fraud

A recent case before the Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal (SDT) highlights the critical importance of vigilance in cyber fraud prevention.

Sara Henna Dahan

February 11, 2025

AI, Compliance, Cyber Security, DORA, Information-security, NIS2, PCI

On-Demand Webinar: Navigating information security challenges – Compliance and best practice

Watch our free on-demand webinar for expert insights on cybersecurity, compliance, and key regulations like DORA and NIS2.

Charlotte Higginson

November 25, 2024

Cybersecurity, DORA, EU

Are you ready for DORA?

The EU's Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) comes into force this January. It is designed to strengthen the digital resilience of the financial sector.

Naomi Grossman

November 12, 2024

Are passwords obsolete? Rethinking passwords on World Password Day

Traditional password-based authentication methods may no longer be sufficient in today's digital age. What should organisations do?

VinciWorks

May 2, 2024

Are passwords obsolete? Rethinking passwords on World Password Day

Traditional password-based authentication methods may no longer be sufficient in today's digital age. What should organisations do?

VinciWorks

May 2, 2024

FCA compliance in 2026: What’s changing and how VinciWorks training helps you stay compliant

FCA compliance is undergoing a significant reset. During 2026, firms have already had to respond to changes affecting

Nick Henderson-Mayo

AI, Hallucinations, Legal AI

CPS caught citing AI hallucinations to the High Court as legal AI mistakes continue to mount

AI is rapidly becoming part of everyday legal practice. From legal research and drafting to document review, AI

Naomi Grossman

What are examples of all reasonable steps to prevent sexual harassment?

From 30 October 2026, employers in Great Britain will be required to take all reasonable steps to prevent

Nick Henderson-Mayo

AI, Legal AI

Landmark court ruling redraws the boundaries for legal AI

For the past two years, one of the biggest questions surrounding generative AI has been whether conversations with

Naomi Grossman

US prepares for financial services AML overhaul

US authorities are preparing for one of the most significant changes to its anti-money laundering framework in decades.

Nick Henderson-Mayo

All reasonable steps to prevent sexual harassment: Frequently asked questions

We had a fantastic response to our recent webinar on sexual harassment and the Employment Rights Act, with

Nick Henderson-Mayo

AI, AI Compliance, AI hallucination, Legal sector

AI law firm claims world’s first courtroom victory

AI has achieved another milestone of sorts in the legal profession. Garfield AI, the world’s first SRA-regulated AI

Naomi Grossman

Sexual harassment regulation in Great Britain: What does the law say?

Sexual harassment law in Great Britain is in a period of transition. The Worker Protection Act 2023 introduced

Nick Henderson-Mayo

HMRC’s new naming policy raises the sanctions breach risk

HMRC has raised the reputational risk attached to sanctions and export control breaches. In Notice to Exporters 2026/15,

Nick Henderson-Mayo

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FCA compliance in 2026: What’s changing and how VinciWorks training helps you stay compliant

Nick Henderson-Mayo

CPS caught citing AI hallucinations to the High Court as legal AI mistakes continue to mount

Naomi Grossman

What are examples of all reasonable steps to prevent sexual harassment?

Nick Henderson-Mayo

Landmark court ruling redraws the boundaries for legal AI

Naomi Grossman

US prepares for financial services AML overhaul

Nick Henderson-Mayo

All reasonable steps to prevent sexual harassment: Frequently asked questions

Nick Henderson-Mayo

AI law firm claims world’s first courtroom victory

Naomi Grossman

Sexual harassment regulation in Great Britain: What does the law say?

Nick Henderson-Mayo

HMRC’s new naming policy raises the sanctions breach risk

Nick Henderson-Mayo

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