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What would you switch off first during a cyber incident?
Something suspicious is spreading across the network. Users are reporting unusual login prompts. A server is making connections nobody recognises. Files are beginning to disappear from a shared drive. The technical team wants to contain it, but doing so could mean disabling remote access, taking ...Read More >>
#cybersecurity #incident-responseCyber Security Posture Reviews: A Practical Guide for UK Businesses
You have endpoint protection. Your firewall is in place. Multi-factor authentication is enabled (hopefully). You may have achieved Cyber Essentials or commissioned a penetration test. But how does it all fit together? And where should you focus next? For many UK businesses, the challenge is deci ...Read More >>
#uncategorisedCould someone send an email pretending to be your business?
Your business probably sends email from more places than you realise. Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace may handle everyday communication, but invoices, marketing campaigns, support tickets, recruitment messages and password resets could all come from different systems. To the recipient, they appe ...Read More >>
#dmarcThe 47-Day Certificate Is Coming — Is Your Team Ready?
If you manage infrastructure, you\'ve probably renewed a TLS certificate without thinking twice about it. Set a reminder, wait for the email, click renew, move on. Once a year, maybe twice. It\'s the kind of task that lives at the bottom of the to-do list because it\'s boring, low-risk, and rarely ...Read More >>
#certificates #cybersecurity10 Cybersecurity Checks for Your First 90 Days in a New IT Role
Starting a new IT role? Ten cybersecurity checks for your first 90 days Starting a senior IT role rarely means starting with a clean slate. In a mid-sized organisation, you inherit years of technology decisions, supplier relationships, exceptions and workarounds. Some will be well document ...Read More >>
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