• October 13, 2026

Cyber Security for SMEs: A Practical Guide for 2026

A Monday morning password reset email lands in the inbox of an operations manager at a 35-person accountancy firm. She never asked for it, but someone else did, because her business email and password are already in circulation. That's the point most SME owners miss, the breach often starts without warning, long before malware, encryption, […]

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  • October 13, 2026

Breach of Security: A CEO’s Guide to Prevention

43% of UK businesses experienced a cyber security breach or attack in the previous 12 months, affecting approximately 612,000 organisations. That makes a breach of security a normal business risk, not a rare event reserved for large enterprises, and proactive detection is essential. A typical warning arrives at an inconvenient moment. An employee reports a […]

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  • July 23, 2026

Advanced Persistent Threats: Guide for Service Providers

A customer rings after a breach story breaks in the press and asks the same blunt question every MSP owner hears sooner or later, can this happen to us too? The honest answer is yes, and the harder truth is that the attack everyone worries about is rarely the first thing that happens. By the […]

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  • July 23, 2026

Evidence Preservation: A 2026 Guide for UK Businesses

A breach call rarely arrives at a convenient time. It's usually a client ringing in a panic because someone spotted suspicious logins, a mailbox rule they didn't create, or credentials turning up where they shouldn't. At that point, the MSP owner owns the clock, the evidence and the story the client can later tell the […]

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  • June 6, 2026

Clicking on Phishing Link: What to Do After Clicking A

A client rings ten minutes before lunch. One of their staff clicked a link in an email that looked like Microsoft 365, closed the page straight away, and now wants to know if it “still counts”. If you run an MSP, IT support firm, telecom provider, or any managed service business, that call isn't unusual. […]

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