The Hackers Don’t Know You’re A Small Business Until After They’ve Broken In
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
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
Would you let ChatGPT log into your bank account? Probably not. But you might soon let an AI browser log into your email, Microsoft 365, CRM
More than 300 UK businesses reported ransomware attacks. The real number is probably much higher. If you run a small business, school or charity, it’s
We recently wrote about ConsentFix, where attackers abuse trusted OAuth flows and trick people into granting access without handing over a password. ClickFix sits in
Last updated: 25 June 2026 It is never a great feeling when a cyber security company you work with appears on a ransomware leak site.
Since the Covid pandemic, Microsoft Teams has become part of normal working life. Staff meetings. Supplier calls. Screen sharing. File sharing. Quick chats. IT support.
The proposed under-16 social media ban will split opinion. Some people will see it as long overdue. Some will see it as unworkable. Some will
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,
When I talk to school leaders about cyber security, patching rarely gets anyone excited. It tends to sit somewhere between safeguarding audits and GDPR paperwork on