Valkyrie Hosts Film Crew at Belgrave Square: Cybersecurity Expertise to be Featured in Upcoming Documentary

Valkyrie were pleased to host a film crew at 15 Belgrave Square today, where Gurpreet Thathy, our Director of Cyber Security & Electronic Countermeasures, contributed expert insight to an upcoming documentary. We can’t share the full details just yet, but it’s an engaging and exciting project expected to air early in the new year, and […]

When most people hear “critical infrastructure,” they think of airports, grids, or government sites. In practice, some of the most exposed assets are in the private sector. Food plants, logistics hubs, private data centres, even the server rack in a family office. They rarely make headlines until something goes wrong, but when they do, the […]

Published in Life Magazine (Sept 2025, p. 426): a Valkyrie article – ‘The Online Safety Act in plain English’. The piece explains, in straightforward terms, what you’ll notice first—clearer ‘Report’ tools, safer feeds for teens, and stricter age checks, and what those responsible for sites need to do in practice. With Ofcom’s illegal-content duties enforceable […]

Hybrid threats are reshaping the way organisations approach security, as cyber and physical risks increasingly intersect in complex, unpredictable ways. In this International Security Journal feature, Valkyrie explores how integrated leadership, cross-team collaboration, and smart technology adoption can bridge the gap between digital and physical security. The article highlights practical strategies for building resilient systems […]

Valkyrie is pleased to announce that Matthew Newton, our Director of Investigations & Crisis Response, has been named a Recommended Adviser in the Spear’s Security, Intelligence & Investigations Index 2025.  This is Matt’s first listing and reflects both the quality of his work and the trust placed in his expertise.  It follows Valkyrie’s recent ranking […]

Surveillance comes in many forms BUT it might just be the most subtle that turns out to be the most sinister. In fact, the ones tracking you most closely aren’t criminals or governments at all they’re the companies and marketing systems you interact with every day, aiming to predict your next move. Advertisers. Data brokers. […]