Perhaps Small Businesses Aren’t Refusing to Buy Cyber Security. Perhaps We’re Selling It Badly.
A contact recently recommended Greg van der Gaast’s book I Call Bullshit. It challenges quite a few accepted ideas within cyber security and one of
A contact recently recommended Greg van der Gaast’s book I Call Bullshit. It challenges quite a few accepted ideas within cyber security and one of
Most people have completed hundreds of CAPTCHAs. Click the traffic lights. Find the bicycles. Tick “I’m not a robot”. We have become so accustomed to
Cyber criminals don’t work school hours. Your IT team shouldn’t have to work their hours either. Schools have spent a lot of time talking about
When large organisations evaluate cyber security tools, the conversation usually begins with features. Detection engines.Artificial intelligence.Threat intelligence feeds. But for schools, multi-academy trusts and small
Ransomware isn’t a jump scare. It’s a slow build. Most ransomware incidents don’t start with files suddenly locking.They start quietly, often days or weeks earlier,
Most cyber attacks don’t start with alarms or ransom notes. The first signs are usually quiet. They appear in the early hours of the morning
Most small businesses think they’re covered because Windows Defender is already installed and to be fair… it’s not bad. It catches obvious malware. It scores well
MDR stands for Managed Detection and Response. It is a cyber security service that combines advanced threat detection tools with security specialists who investigate suspicious
MXDR stands for Managed Extended Detection and Response. It expands traditional detection systems by monitoring multiple security layers across an organisation’s environment. These layers may
Managed EDR stands for Managed Endpoint Detection and Response. It combines two things: EDR technology installed on devices such as laptops and servers Security analysts