One of the most significant pan-industrial global changes of recent decades has been the shift of assets to virtual space. For much longer capital markets have allowed for financial credit to be largely conceptual, but never before have data, services and communications been so conveniently and affordably available in the virtual world. It should have come as no surprise that in 2017 data overtook oil to become the most valuable resource in the world. With greater value placed on information in (potentially vulnerable) virtual locations, cyber crime has developed to meet the challenge of ever-stronger IT security networks and perimeters. Cyber crime cost the world $3 trillion in 2015 and is predicted to rise to $6 by 2021, and the figures of recent years show that businesses of all sizes are open to attacks. For UK-based enterprises, the most advisable option is to look at cyber security ventures in the....