A client rings at 8:12 on a Monday. Their finance manager can't find expected supplier replies. Staff have received strange follow-ups from a genuine mailbox. By 9:00, someone mentions a payment instruction that “looked normal” because it arrived in an existing email thread. That's the point where email account hijacking stops being an end-user security […]
You probably already have clients who believe they're well covered. They've got managed antivirus. They've got email filtering. They may even have EDR, MFA and sensible access policies. Then one day an account gets abused, a mailbox is used to send convincing phishing messages, or a customer asks why their domain appears in a breach […]
A lot of service providers run into the same moment. A client phones after reading about a breach, asks whether they should be worried, and the answer is vague. You can talk about passwords, MFA, backups and patching, but you can't say whether their own staff credentials, domain or suppliers are already showing up where […]
A client rings in a panic. It isn't their Microsoft 365 tenant, firewall, or backup platform. It's their child's PlayStation account. At first glance, that sounds like a consumer headache you should politely redirect elsewhere. In practice, it's often one of the best openings you'll get for a serious security conversation. The same person who […]
If you're an MSP, telecom provider, hosted voice reseller, or IT support firm, you've probably had this conversation already. A client wants “better security”, but what they’ll buy depends on whether the service is easy to explain, simple to deliver, and commercially worth your time. That’s where the safeweb norton discussion gets interesting. Norton Safe […]
You’re probably already in this position. A client rings because outbound email has stopped landing, a customer has forwarded a suspicious message, and someone on your team notices the client’s domain records don’t look right. By the time you confirm an unauthorised change, the attacker has already started using the domain’s reputation against the business. […]