When supply-chain breaches make the news, the story often focuses on perimeter failure.

A vendor was compromised. A third party was breached. A contractor became.... More

^{February 9, 2026}

AI has changed the threat landscape faster than most organisations expected.

Voice cloning. Deepfake video. Synthetic identities that look, sound, and behave like real people.

These are no longer experimental technologies. They are.... More

^{February 2, 2026}

For years, compliance worked on a simple rhythm.

Controls were defined, audits were scheduled, and evidence was gathered after the fact.

If policies existed and audit logs could be produced, organisations were considered.... More

^{January 27, 2026}

When a cyber incident hits the headlines, the technical post-mortem comes later.

The first question boards ask is far simpler and far more uncomfortable:

“Why was this allowed?”.... More

^{January 20, 2026}

Cyber attacks rarely begin with sophisticated hacks. More often, they start with stolen passwords, or someone gaining access by using another user’s information. The impact is familiar: system downtime, disrupted operations, reputational damage, and significant cost.... More

^{January 13, 2026}

Origin Secured (OS) is designed to be complementary to traditional IAM platforms, not a replacement. We are not trying to replicate login management or customer portals; instead, we enhance IAM / CIAM by introducing deeper verification, persistent identity across silos, and orchestration between systems, especially where data integrity and cross-domain trust are essential. In short, OS unlocks new capability beyond the IAM stack:... More

^{October 30, 2025}

In the physical world, identity and security are inseparable but we calibrate our risk and exposure according to the scenario.  Think about the experience of being a customer in a cafe and bank... More

^{October 13, 2025}

In an increasingly interconnected world, the concept of data sovereignty has become a critical focus for organisations. As businesses rely more on global cloud services and cross-border data flows, ensuring that data is stored, processed, and governed in compliance with local laws and regulations is no longer optional, it is essential... More

^{October 01, 2025}

In today’s digital-first world, Zero Trust is no longer just a cybersecurity framework, it is a necessity for survival. As organisations face increasingly sophisticated threats, the traditional “trust but verify” approach is no longer sufficient. Instead, Zero Trust adopts... More

^{September 18, 2025}

Identity fraud is no longer just a threat; it is a reality, impacting hundreds of thousands of individuals in the UK alone. Organisations are struggling to trust static checks and outdated verification methods against advanced attacks like automation and deepfakes... More

^{June 10, 2025}

The digital security landscape in defence is rapidly evolving. Organisations like the Ministry of Defence (MOD) are at the forefront of leveraging cutting-edge technology to safeguard national security against increasingly sophisticated cyber threats… More

^{February 19, 2025 | Image: UK MOD © Crown copyright 2021}

Recent stories in the news have highlighted concerns over inaccuracies in professional profiles and CVs. These issues not only raise questions about personal integrity but also highlight the challenges businesses face in verifying professional credentials and employment histories. As digital platforms become the primary representation… More

^{February 14, 2025}

Recurring themes from recent news stories paint a concerning picture of trust and integrity being compromised in critical industries. From forged fire safety certificates issued without proper authorisation to fraudulent activity that puts lives and livelihoods at risk, the cracks in traditional verification and compliance methods are becoming alarmingly clear… More

^{February 3, 2025}