Should your small business change email security provider?
October 9, 2026
By Kevin Walker, Founder, Black Swan Cyber Security Solutions 8 October 2026 You pay for Microsoft 365 and there is something on the invoice for
By Kevin Walker, Founder, Black Swan Cyber Security Solutions 8 October 2026 You pay for Microsoft 365 and there is something on the invoice for
By Kevin Walker, Founder, Black Swan Cyber Security Solutions For years, one of the most common pieces of phishing advice has been to check who
There is a dangerous assumption I still hear from businesses – it’s in Microsoft 365, so Microsoft has it backed up. Microsoft certainly builds a
A convincing email lands in accounts. It appears to come from a supplier you know. The invoice looks right. The language is good. The person named in the email
For years, one of the easiest ways to spot a phishing email was the spelling. Bad grammar. Strange wording. Random capital letters. A slightly odd
Why “the sender looked legitimate” is no longer enough Some phishing emails are easy to spot. The sender address looks wrong.The spelling is poor.The message
The biggest phishing warning sign has disappeared For years, we’ve told people to watch out for poor spelling and bad grammar. If an email looked like
Many business owners still think of Microsoft 365 as email. It isn’t. For most organisations, a Microsoft 365 account provides access to email, files, Teams, SharePoint,
For years, Secure Email Gateways (SEGs) have been the default way organisations protect their email. Products such as Mimecast, Proofpoint and Barracuda sit in front