Welcome to Principle Defence’s hub for cyber security resources.
Our aim is to provide valuable, up-to-date information for both businesses and learners seeking to enhance their cybersecurity knowledge and capabilities.
We've created a whole rage of cyber security resources for our business clients. We do a lot to support start ups and growing businesses as well as more established organisations to improve their security and privacy activities.
The mix of free and paid for resources are available to help those who want to implement security and privacy themselves but need a little help.
For those who need bespoke services or more help, check out our Services Page.
Resources for Learners
To support learners on our training courses we have developed and continue to develop a range of resources.
Starting with our 'learning support pack', which has items to help learners get the most out of our training.
We're currently developing an online 'flash card' application for our learners as an aid to exam preparation, as well as a range of webinars that explore learning topics.
Cyber Security Resources
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Security and Privacy Templates
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Cybersecurity Key Terms and Concepts eBook
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Risk Register
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Recent Updates
The 2026 Privacy Horizon: Building Your 2026 Privacy Strategy for Privacy Day
With Privacy Day approaching, organisations are looking ahead to a year that increasingly resembles a geopolitical and commercial chessboard for data privacy. By 2026, the global privacy landscape has decisively shifted into a multi-polar regulatory reality. An increase in divergent national laws and intensifying enforcement have fractured the predictability that
Three New U.S. State Privacy Laws Take Effect: What Changed on 1 January 2026
Three New U.S. State Privacy Laws Take Effect: What Changed on 1 January 2026 On 1 January 2026, three additional U.S. state-level comprehensive privacy laws came into force: Indiana, Kentucky, and Rhode Island. While each law broadly follows the now-familiar ‘Virginia-style’ consumer privacy model, focused on controller and processor responsibilities
WHILL Model C2 and Model F – Critical Vulnerability
Executive Summary A critical security vulnerability, identified as CVE-2025-14346, affects all versions of WHILL Model C2 Electric Wheelchairs and Model F Power Chairs. The flaw, rated with a CVSS score of 9.8 (CRITICAL), stems from a lack of authentication for Bluetooth connections. This allows any attacker within Bluetooth range to
OpenAI Breach: A Wake-Up Call for the AI Supply Chain
If there is one enduring lesson that we’ve taken away from the state of cybersecurity of late 2025, it is that your data security is only as strong as your weakest vendor. You only have to consider any of the UK’s largest attacks from the last quarter to see the
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