Addressing the Challenges of Network Security Management
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Windows 10 Is Dead. Is Your Business Still Running It?
Windows 10 security support ended 14 October 2025. Five months on, millions of UK business machines are still running it unpatched. Here's what that means.
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The Rise of AI-Driven Cyberattacks: What UK SMBs Need to Know
AI-driven cyberattacks are here. Learn how to protect your UK small business from these sophisticated threats before it's too late.
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The Milk Carton Test: Does Your Tech Have an Expiry Date?
You'd never drink unlabelled milk from the back of the fridge. So why are you running your business on software that went out of security support years ago?
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Understanding the TeamPCP Supply Chain Campaign: Implications for UK SMBs
The TeamPCP campaign targets software supply chains. Learn how UK SMBs can protect themselves from these escalating threats.
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Understanding the Risks of Remote Work: Securing Your Home Office
Your remote workers aren't in your office, but your data still is. Here's why most home working security failures are people problems, not tech problems.
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The Role of Compliance in Cybersecurity for UK SMBs
UK compliance rules are tightening, and small businesses are squarely in the crosshairs. Here is what you actually need to do, without the consultant-speak.
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Why Every UK Small Business Needs Cyber Essentials in 2026
Still not Cyber Essentials certified? In 2026, that gap could cost you contracts, insurance cover, and sleep. Here is what you need to know.
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Supply Chain Attacks: How UK SMBs Can Protect Themselves
Is your business unknowingly at risk? Discover how supply chain attacks threaten your operations and learn the essential steps to safeguard your future.
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The Importance of Incident Response Plans for UK SMBs
Are you ready for a cyber attack? Discover why an incident response plan is crucial for your UK business and how to implement one effectively.
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I Left Them Two Bottles of Prosecco and They Fixed Cybersecurity Without Me
I missed the podcast. I came back to find that Mauven, Corrine, and Lucy had recorded what may be the most useful episode we've produced in months. They were completely, infuriatingly right. And here's why that matters for your business.
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The Future of Cybersecurity: Preparing for AI-Driven Threats
AI-driven threats are evolving fast. Is your business keeping up? Discover how to protect your enterprise from cutting-edge cybercriminal tactics.
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Understanding AiTM Phishing: Protecting Your Business from New Threats
AiTM phishing is targeting small businesses. Discover how to protect your social media accounts from this new threat before it's too late!
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The Dutch Finance Ministry Breach Is a Warning Shot for the UK
Another European government department has taken a hit. If you think that is somebody else’s problem, think harder. The Dutch Finance Ministry breach is a warning shot for every UK organisation that still believes attackers only care about the big glamorous targets.
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Your CCTV Camera Might Be a Criminal: What the Massive IoT Botnet Takedown Really Means for UK Businesses
Authorities disrupted four major IoT botnets tied to record breaking DDoS attacks, but the real issue is closer to home. Cheap cameras, routers, DVRs, and forgotten smart devices still sit on business networks with weak ownership, poor patching, and laughable security. If you run a UK business, this is not just a botnet story. It is a warning about edge kit, supplier sprawl, and the junk quietly hanging off your network right now.
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Tycoon2FA Is Back Already: Why Your Microsoft 365 MFA Still Is Not Saving You
Law enforcement landed a hit on Tycoon2FA. Then Tycoon2FA got back up. That should tell you everything you need to know about identity attacks in 2026. If your plan begins and ends with MFA, you are still leaving the door open.
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Got a QNAP Router in the Cupboard? Read This Before It Reads You
If you have a QNAP router humming away in a cupboard and nobody has looked at it in months, this story is for you. QNAP has patched critical QuRouter flaws, and the bigger issue is not just the bugs. It is the number of businesses that forget the edge device exists until it bites them.
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Citrix NetScaler flaw hits UK radar. If you run it, patch it now
Today’s hot cyber security story is not subtle. Citrix has patched a critical NetScaler flaw, NHS England has already put out an alert, and any UK organisation using vulnerable NetScaler kit needs to move now. If your remote access stack includes NetScaler, this is your wake up call.
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Your Build Pipeline Just Betrayed You: Why the Trivy Supply Chain Attack Should Alarm UK Businesses
A trusted security tool got turned into a thief. That is the part people keep missing. The Trivy supply chain attack is not just a developer story. It is a board level lesson in what happens when your pipeline trusts tags, tokens and wishful thinking.
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The Overconfidence Tax: Why UK Businesses Keep Paying to Get Breached
58% of UK business leaders rank cyber breaches as their top risk for 2026. Three quarters doubt their ability to respond when one happens. The gap between those two facts is what's costing UK SMBs an average of £195,000 per incident — and it's not a knowledge problem.
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