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By Jasmine Hextall
ThreatSpike exhibited at Infosecurity Europe 2026 at ExCeL London from 2–4 June this year. Three days, ten expert sessions presented on our stand and more conversations about AI than we’ve had at any event in recent memory. This is our round-up: what we saw on the floor, what we presented, and what the industry is clearly wrestling with right now.
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By Jasmine Hextall
In the IT world, there is something quietly sinister about a bank holiday. It’s not the holiday itself – who doesn’t love a bank holiday – a long weekend, a reason to grill something in unpredictable weather, the particular pleasure of feeling like you’ve slipped a Monday… The sinister part is structural.
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By Jasmine Hextall
A lot has landed in the platform this month. Below is everything that’s new, what’s improved, and what’s been fixed in April’s ThreatSpike product update.
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Another SaaS integration for the books! Incidents can now be automatically generated in the portal from email addresses in ProofPoint alerts. These are then linked to portal users, as well as any devices those users are logged in to.
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ThreatSpike can now autofill your email, password, and even MFA using credentials stored in your Vault. The popup UI allows you to easily select between multiple credentials. Coming soon: Expanding the website support for autofill Automatically importing logins to the ThreatSpike Vault upon login.
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ThreatSpike can now use JumpCloud’s Directory Insights API to pull in Login Events, which are automatically analyzed. If suspicious activity is identified, a SaaS Unusual Login incident will be raised – with our 24/7 SOC team on standby to confirm, investigate, and remediate the issue.
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You can now easily request a pen test from within the ThreatSpike Portal, following a simple guided questionnaire custom to each pen test type. Whether it’s a Red Team, Web App, or even a Physical – you can request it here!
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Phishing continues to be the most common way attackers gain initial access. If you want to prevent phishing in your organisation, it starts with understanding how these campaigns suceed and why they continue to bypass traditional controls. Drawing on insights from our recent webinar Red Team Insights: What We’ve Learned from Breaching the Best, this article explores the tactics attackers rely on and the steps security teams can take to strengthen their defences.
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By Adam Blake
Last October marked a turning point for ThreatSpike. Not only did we start the conversations around our Series A funding round. But also the mission expanded, not just to protect companies from cyber threats, but to give any business, of any size, access to IT and security at a standard most people assumed was only possible for global corporations.
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By Adam Blake
Most businesses do not set out wanting to change MSPs. They make the choice once, sign the contract, and hope they never have to think about it again. The whole point is to make IT easier, to have someone else deal with the problems so the business can get on with its job.
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ThreatSpike Labs provides the first end-to-end fully managed security service for companies of all sizes. We monitor networks for a broad range of security issues, tailoring our monitoring for the specific industry and requirements of each customer.
ThreatSpike's software defined security platform takes only a few hours to install after which time all activity on the network is monitored by a team of highly trained analysts and penetration testers. Companies are alerted in real time to any active threats, as well as weaknesses that could be used by attackers at a later time.
What can ThreatSpike detect?
- Hacking: We monitor for hacking including reconnaissance, network and application exploits as well as lateral movement.
- Malware: We use methods including machine learning to detect malicious executables, command and control activity as well as network propagation.
- Vulnerabilities: We monitor for weaknesses in technology systems and business processes that may be used to steal data and commit fraud.
- Insider Threats: We monitor logins, authorisation changes, access reach, electronic communications and data transfers to detect insider threats.
One Platform. One Partner. Complete Security.