UK manufacturers are entering a period where cyber resilience is inseparable from operational performance. Over the next 12 months, success won’t be defined by avoiding every incident, but by how quickly and confidently organisations detect, contain, and recover when disruptions occur.
Climate change and biotechnology are reshaping the cyber threat landscape. As EU policy leaders now recognize, we live in a changing world where extreme weather, human health, and digital security can no longer be managed in isolation. Blackouts, heatwaves and floods are bound to grow, and next-generation biotech will become ubiquitous. The stakes are high, and failure to adapt now could lead to simultaneous physical and cyber catastrophes.
The convergence of geopolitics and IT security raises an urgent question for every organization: How geopolitically resilient is your IT? If a conflict erupts or sanctions hit a supplier, will your business operations withstand the shock?
In effect, every new connection is a new attack vector. As Getronics warns clients, a single compromised thermostat or factory sensor could cascade into a major incident. These examples underscore why we say every connection carries a responsibility to enforce security.
The cybersecurity arms race has entered a new phase. AI has shifted the balance of power toward the attacker, but that shift is not permanent. Enterprises that act now by embracing modern detection, enhancing workforce awareness, and engaging strategic partners can regain the initiative.
Our latest Cybersecurity Whitepaper: The New Frontlines for IT Leaders brings together insights from Getronics expert Rob Nidschelm, real-world case studies, and strategic recommendations to help decision-makers strengthen their cyber resilience.
Cybersecurity awareness training is critical to business continuity, reputation, and compliance, yet the largest vulnerability is often employee decisions.
This phishing prevention checklist highlights the key things to look out for and simple actions you can take to protect yourself online.
NIS2 came into force in October 2024 to boost cyber resilience across sectors. Yet in Germany, national implementation is still pending, leaving businesses without clarity on law, registries, or enforcement as of September 2025.
Cyber criminals have made Europe’s healthcare sector one of their favourite targets, with ransomware and supply chain attacks putting hospitals and patients at serious risk.
New research from Getronics’ 2025 Travel Trust Barometer shows that UK travellers expect convenience over personal data security.
Institutions face mounting pressure to deliver digital services while meeting complex compliance demands for future-proof banking
The threat landscape is intensifying. For European banks, cybersecurity has moved beyond the remit of the IT department to become a board-level issue, influencing strategy, planning, and risk
Traditional VPNs no longer offer the level of protection modern businesses require. Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) presents a far more resilient approach.
Virtual Private Networks have been the go-to solution for remote access. But threats have changed, and your security measures should too – Introducing the ZTNA
Cyber threats don’t care about your company’s size. In fact, small and medium enterprises (SMEs) are now among the top targets for cybercriminals, precisely because many lack the protections larger companies have in place.
A widespread power outage left millions of people in Spain, Portugal and parts of France without electricity and water yesterday, leading to chaotic scenes and extensive disruption.
The true measure of how your organisation deals with a security breach is how you recover. An effective return to normal operations is the aim for every business. Getronics knows that great Business Continuity Management is supported by strategic planning, technical expertise, and client collaboration.
Businesses face threats from a range of locations, like natural disasters and supply chain disruption. Proactive planning is essential to being ready to mitigate these disruptions and respond when a crisis hits.
In January 2025, the European Commission officially announced its new European Action Plan on the Cybersecurity of Hospitals and Healthcare Providers, aiming to fortify Europe’s healthcare security.
UK manufacturers are entering a period where cyber resilience is inseparable from operational performance. Over the next 12 months, success won’t be defined by avoiding every incident, but by how quickly and confidently organisations detect, contain, and recover when disruptions occur.
Climate change and biotechnology are reshaping the cyber threat landscape. As EU policy leaders now recognize, we live in a changing world where extreme weather, human health, and digital security can no longer be managed in isolation. Blackouts, heatwaves and floods are bound to grow, and next-generation biotech will become ubiquitous. The stakes are high, and failure to adapt now could lead to simultaneous physical and cyber catastrophes.
The convergence of geopolitics and IT security raises an urgent question for every organization: How geopolitically resilient is your IT? If a conflict erupts or sanctions hit a supplier, will your business operations withstand the shock?
In effect, every new connection is a new attack vector. As Getronics warns clients, a single compromised thermostat or factory sensor could cascade into a major incident. These examples underscore why we say every connection carries a responsibility to enforce security.
The cybersecurity arms race has entered a new phase. AI has shifted the balance of power toward the attacker, but that shift is not permanent. Enterprises that act now by embracing modern detection, enhancing workforce awareness, and engaging strategic partners can regain the initiative.
Our latest Cybersecurity Whitepaper: The New Frontlines for IT Leaders brings together insights from Getronics expert Rob Nidschelm, real-world case studies, and strategic recommendations to help decision-makers strengthen their cyber resilience.
Cybersecurity awareness training is critical to business continuity, reputation, and compliance, yet the largest vulnerability is often employee decisions.
This phishing prevention checklist highlights the key things to look out for and simple actions you can take to protect yourself online.
NIS2 came into force in October 2024 to boost cyber resilience across sectors. Yet in Germany, national implementation is still pending, leaving businesses without clarity on law, registries, or enforcement as of September 2025.
Cyber criminals have made Europe’s healthcare sector one of their favourite targets, with ransomware and supply chain attacks putting hospitals and patients at serious risk.
New research from Getronics’ 2025 Travel Trust Barometer shows that UK travellers expect convenience over personal data security.
Institutions face mounting pressure to deliver digital services while meeting complex compliance demands for future-proof banking
The threat landscape is intensifying. For European banks, cybersecurity has moved beyond the remit of the IT department to become a board-level issue, influencing strategy, planning, and risk
Traditional VPNs no longer offer the level of protection modern businesses require. Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) presents a far more resilient approach.
Virtual Private Networks have been the go-to solution for remote access. But threats have changed, and your security measures should too – Introducing the ZTNA
Cyber threats don’t care about your company’s size. In fact, small and medium enterprises (SMEs) are now among the top targets for cybercriminals, precisely because many lack the protections larger companies have in place.
A widespread power outage left millions of people in Spain, Portugal and parts of France without electricity and water yesterday, leading to chaotic scenes and extensive disruption.
The true measure of how your organisation deals with a security breach is how you recover. An effective return to normal operations is the aim for every business. Getronics knows that great Business Continuity Management is supported by strategic planning, technical expertise, and client collaboration.
Businesses face threats from a range of locations, like natural disasters and supply chain disruption. Proactive planning is essential to being ready to mitigate these disruptions and respond when a crisis hits.
In January 2025, the European Commission officially announced its new European Action Plan on the Cybersecurity of Hospitals and Healthcare Providers, aiming to fortify Europe’s healthcare security.
