by Jeremy | Jul 15, 2026 | News
Technical Surveillance Countermeasures are not a universal corporate necessity in the way that, say, basic cybersecurity hygiene now is. They are a proportionate response to a specific risk profile: organisations that hold information valuable enough, to a...
by Jeremy | Jul 14, 2026 | News
When confidential business information ends up somewhere it should not, the instinctive assumption is often a cyber breach: a hacked email account, a compromised network, ransomware exfiltration. That assumption is frequently correct, but it is not the only...
by Jeremy | Jul 13, 2026 | News
Corporate espionage is the deliberate, systematic effort by a competitor, a foreign state, or another interested party to obtain an organisation’s confidential commercial information through covert means: technical surveillance, insider recruitment, social...
by Jeremy | Jul 7, 2026 | News
The small claims track in the county court is designed to be accessible without legal representation for disputes up to £10,000. It is the primary legal route for most householder disputes with rogue tradespeople, and it is one that, with the right evidence, can be...
by Jeremy | Jul 6, 2026 | News
The term ‘cowboy builder’ covers a range of conduct, from the tradesperson who simply does poor quality work and charges too much for it, to the contractor who deliberately misrepresents their qualifications, takes payment for work that will never be done, or operates...
