You Cannot Protect Against Everything: Week Two of Our GRC Series Starts Now
Nobody can protect against everything. This week: how to work out what actually deserves your attention.
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This Week: Governance Sorted. Next Week: The Stuff That Could Actually Sink You
Governance done. Next week we work out what's actually worth losing sleep over, and what genuinely isn't.
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612,000 Breached Businesses and Nobody's Talking About the Real Reason Why
612,000 businesses breached, and the industry conversation still fixates on the wrong villain.
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How to Write Your One-Page Governance Sheet This Afternoon
Four headings, forty-five minutes, one sheet of paper. Here's exactly how to build it.
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Cyber Essentials Just Got Its Teeth: What the Danzell Update Actually Changes
Hello, Mauven here. Cyber Essentials stopped taking your word for it on MFA. About time.
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Nobody's in Charge of Your Cyber Security, and You Won't Find Out Until It's Too Late
Ask who's in charge of your cyber security. If nobody answers instantly, you've already found your biggest risk.
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Stop Paying Americans to Fix a Problem British Regulators Created
The paid data removal industry exists because UK data rights are laborious to exercise. The scandal is not the services. It is what they expose.
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What to Ask a Data Removal Service Before You Pay: A UK Director's Checklist
Lucy Harper examines what UK directors should ask data removal services before subscribing, using published coverage data and documented service limitations.
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Threat Analysis: Critical Vulnerabilities and UK Cyber Threats
Latest cyber threats and vulnerabilities impacting UK SMBs this July.
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The Latest Threats Facing UK Small Businesses: Critical Exploits Uncovered
Unpack today's critical vulnerabilities threatening small businesses: IBM, Spikster, and WordPress under fire.
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Threat Analysis: Russian Email Attack Extended to Outlook, New NPM Risks
Outlook email vulnerabilities and npm package risks highlight threats facing UK SMBs.
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Critical Vulnerabilities Threaten UK Small Business Cybersecurity
Newly discovered vulnerabilities expose UK businesses to unauthorised access and serious risks. Here's what you need to know.
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Vulnerabilities Exposed: IBM WebSphere's Alarming Security Flaws
Discover critical security flaws in IBM WebSphere impacting UK small businesses. Act now to secure your operations.
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Threat Analysis: Emerging Android RAT and Botnet Activity
Flying Eagle Android RAT and Dysphoria Botnet expose UK businesses to mobile fraud and sophisticated C2 threats.
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UK Small Businesses: FortiOS and VeloCloud Vulnerabilities Demand Immediate Action
FortiOS and VeloCloud vulnerabilities expose UK SMBs to critical risks. Don't wait, take action now.
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Threat Analysis: Helpdesk Hijackers and Critical WordPress Exploits, What UK SMBs Need to Know
Helpdesk Hijackers exploit Teams, while WordPress vulnerabilities threaten site security. Act fast!
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The Fix That Actually Exists: Closing the Open Book on OSINT Exposure
Five episodes. One argument. UK SMBs are exposed by public data policy, commercial reuse, and regulatory hesitation. Here is what to do about it.
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Threat Analysis: Key Vulnerabilities Affecting UK SMBs
Critical vulnerabilities in Microsoft Defender and Java Spring Boot pose risks to UK SMBs. Update now.
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UK Small Business Cybersecurity: Emerging Threats You Can't Ignore
Fastjson and Cl0p ransomware exploitations are active. Know the risks and defensive steps.
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Five Episodes In. Here Is What You Can Actually Do About It.
The Open Book Problem is structural. Not every exposure matters equally. Not every fix costs money. The full cast is back for the finale.
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