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Cybersecurity breaches are increasing in frequency, scale, and cost. In Q2 2024 alone, incidents rose 30% year-on-year, with almost 2,200 attacks every day, that’s one every 39 seconds. The financial impact is climbing just as fast and in 2025, the risks have never been greater.

Organizational security protects businesses from cyber threats through comprehensive policies, proven security models, and employee awareness. This guide covers essential security frameworks including Bell-LaPadula, Biba, Clarke-Wilson, and Zero Trust models, plus seven actionable strategies: Learn how to balance security with productivity using modern collaboration platforms that enforce policies transparently while enabling seamless teamwork across cloud, on-premise, or air-gapped environments. ‍

Explore 2025’s most significant data security risks and how to prevent them.

Based on insights from over 270 surveyed technology, policy, and security leaders across Europe, this report explores the challenges, blockers, and breakthroughs shaping the continent's path toward tech independence.

Ransomware attacks increased by 126% in Q1 2025, compared to 2024, with an average of 275 incidents per day. These attacks now account for 58% of the value of large-scale ($1M+) cyber insurance claims and have caused 24 days of downtime this year. As threat actors grow more sophisticated, governments are introducing stricter reporting rules and in some regions, banning ransom payments altogether.

In the second quarter of 2025, public sector organizations around the world experienced an average of 2,632 weekly cyberattacks each, marking a 26% year-over-year increase. These are the 5 biggest cyberattacks in recent times that have severely impacted government operations, trust, and security.

In this edition of Wire Uncut, we sit down with Fran Villalba Segarra, founder and CEO of Internxt, to explore the company’s privacy-first mission and its vision for a more sovereign, secure internet.

In a digital world dominated by algorithms and ad revenue, Mastodon offers something refreshingly different: a non-profit, open-source social network powered by people, not profit. In the latest episode of Wire Uncut, host Alexandra Remzso sits down with Andy Piper, Head of Communications at Mastodon, to discuss digital sovereignty, the power of open protocols, and why decentralisation might just be the future of social.