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UK businesses are being warned about increasing information-security risks linked to the widespread use of personal devices for accessing corporate systems, as regulators and cyber-security bodies report a rise in incidents tied to poorly controlled “bring your own device” (BYOD) practices. The issue is affecting organisations across professional services, construction, manufacturing, logistics and consultancy sectors, where hybrid working has become embedded. Cyber-security

UK businesses are facing increased commercial and regulatory risk due to poor quality control over product and specification data, according to advisers and auditors working across manufacturing, retail and business-to-business supply chains. The issue centres on inaccurate, inconsistent or outdated product information being passed between organisations, leading to disputes over conformity, performance and contractual compliance. Industry bodies say the problem has intensifie

UK regulators and industry bodies are raising concerns about how effectively businesses manage health and safety risks associated with contractors, following a growing number of audit findings and enforcement actions linked to outsourced and temporary work. The issue is emerging across construction, facilities management, utilities, manufacturing and logistics, where complex supply chains and short-term contracts are now the norm. According to inspectors from the Health and S