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
People are not the weakest link. Let’s get that sorted straight away. Calling them an “early-warning system” also shouldn’t mean giving them another job on
What to do in the first hour of a cyber attack If your business is hit by a cyber attack, the first hour matters. It
Cyber insurance can be vital to small businesses. The Association of British Insurers reported that £197 million was paid out by participating insurers to help UK
Multi-Academy Trusts are already familiar with cyber security guidance. There are DfE standards, safeguarding duties, data protection requirements, insurance questions, audit recommendations and, in some
One of the most common things I hear when talking to small business owners is: “We’re too small to be a target.” I understand why
Schools have always had to deal with cyber risk, but what is changing is how the attacks happen. For years, many people thought of school
The old stereotype of phishing is becoming less useful. A convincing cyber attack does not always arrive as a badly written email, a suspicious attachment
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
If you run a small or micro-business, you probably rely on technology more than you realise. Your business may run on email, Microsoft 365, cloud