Security

You’re a small business, not a bank with a glass-walled security operations centre and a team of analysts who drink coffee like it’s a competitive sport. So the question isn’t just what’s best, it’s what’s realistic without breaking your business or your sanity. Here’s the blunt truth: most small UK businesses should outsource the heavy lifting and keep […]

So your concern is that someone inside your cyber security team might be secretly running ransomware attacks against external victims using company infrastructure. Congratulations, that’s one of the few insider-threat scenarios that can end a career, a company, and possibly land someone in prison at the same time. No pressure. The tricky part, as you correctly pointed out,

The Situation: Repeated Failure of Internal Phishing Simulations Phishing simulations are a standard defensive control used by organisations to measure human vulnerability to cyber attacks. They help determine whether staff can recognise social-engineering threats before a real attacker exploits them. If a particular employee repeatedly clicks simulated phishing emails despite training, it represents a behavioural security risk that must