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Email is still the #1 attack route for SMEs. Here are the Microsoft 365 controls that reduce phishing, impersonation, and account compromise. Microsoft 365 Email Security for SMEs: The Controls That Stop Most Attacks Most SME cyber incidents still begin the same way: an email that looks believable enough to trigger a quick action. A link gets clicked. A password gets entered. A ...

Thinking about Cyber Essentials? Here’s what UK SMEs need in place before applying — the common gaps, quick wins, and how to avoid failing the assessment. Cyber Essentials Readiness: What UK SMEs Need in Place Before They Apply Cyber Essentials has become one of the clearest “baseline trust” signals for UK businesses. For some organisations it’s a procurement requirement. For ot...

What should an SME do in the first hour after a cyber incident? Here’s a practical incident response plan to reduce damage and restore control fast. Your First Hour After a Cyber Incident: A Practical SME Incident Response Plan Most SMEs don’t fail to respond to cyber incidents because they don’t care. They fail because they’re unprepared for the first hour. In the moment, decis...

Teams, SharePoint and OneDrive permissions can sprawl fast. Here’s how SMEs lose control in Microsoft 365 — and the practical steps to regain it. Microsoft 365 Permissions Sprawl: How SMEs Lose Control (and How to Fix It) Microsoft 365 makes collaboration easy, which is exactly why permissions sprawl happens so quietly. A new Team gets created for a project. A SharePoint site is...

Zero Trust isn’t a product. Here’s what it means for UK SMEs in 2026, why it matters, and the practical first steps that reduce risk fast. Zero Trust for SMEs in 2026: What It Actually Means (and What to Do First) “Zero Trust” is one of those security phrases that gets used so often it starts to lose meaning. Some people treat it like a tool you can buy. Others assume it’s only ...