
The Dark Web: What it is and why It matters to your school or business
How stolen data ends up on the Dark Web When businesses hear about data breaches, the focus is often on the immediate damage – stolen

How stolen data ends up on the Dark Web When businesses hear about data breaches, the focus is often on the immediate damage – stolen

Antivirus software was once the gold standard for protecting your devices. But as cyber threats have evolved, so too has the need for smarter solutions.

I’m currently sat on a train heading to the Bett Show in London, where Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson recently outlined ambitious plans to modernise education

Protecting schools without breaking the bank Schools face unique challenges when it comes to cyber security. With limited budgets and increasing digital threats, finding effective

Cyber criminals are always looking for easy targets. Unfortunately, a password alone isn’t enough to keep them out. That’s where Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) comes in.

Cyber risks are growing Cyber crime is getting worse. The 2025 Global Cybersecurity Outlook says 72% of businesses saw more cyber threats this last year.

Schools are increasingly becoming targets for cyber attacks. From phishing emails to ransomware threats, the risks are real and costly. At Black Swan Cyber Security

Microsoft is excellent at protecting its cloud infrastructure. Their built-in tools handle redundancy, uptime, and security against external threats, but there’s one area they can’t

In 2025, the cyber insurance landscape continues to evolve, with UK insurers placing greater emphasis on proactive cyber security measures. Without these safeguards, small businesses

The convenience of having administrator privileges on your work device might be tempting, but it’s one of the most common security vulnerabilities in modern organisations.