Technology

If you are asking how often you should run network penetration testing, the practical answer for most businesses is at least once a year. But that is only the starting point. Your network is not static. New laptops get added, remote access changes, cloud platforms evolve, software is updated, and...

  Finding out that your company credentials have appeared on the dark web is never a small issue. It usually means a work email address, password, or login combination has been exposed through a breach, phishing attack, malware infection, or weak password reuse.  That does not always mean an attacker...

  If your business runs on Microsoft 365, it is easy to assume your data is already fully protected. Your email is in Exchange Online. Your files are in OneDrive and SharePoint. Your collaboration happens in Teams. Everything feels secure because it sits in Microsoft’s cloud. That assumption can leave...

  If you are trying to tighten up your cyber security, you have probably come across the terms “dark web monitoring” and “breach monitoring” and wondered whether they mean the same thing. They are related, but they are not interchangeable. Both are designed to help you spot risk earlier. Both...

  Phishing simulations can be one of the quickest ways to tighten up your security culture — or one of the fastest ways to annoy your staff if you get the tone wrong. The goal isn’t to “catch people out”. It’s to help people spot risky messages in the real...

  If you’re thinking about penetration testing, you’re already doing something many businesses leave too late: getting on the front foot. A pen test is basically a controlled, legal “try to break in” exercise. The goal isn’t to scare you or catch anyone out — it’s to show you how...

  Remote work isn’t a side-quest anymore — it’s part of how loads of UK teams get things done. The Office for National Statistics found that 28% of workers in Great Britain were hybrid workers in early 2025. That’s a lot of laptops on kitchen tables, phones on the sofa,...

If you’ve ever had that nagging feeling that your business is one leaked password away from a very bad week, you’re not alone. In the UK, 43% of businesses identified a cyber security breach or attack in the last 12 months (and it’s even higher for some sectors).And even when...