Cyber Security Awareness

We are driven by necessity. Literacy, road safety, and Health & Safety all empower us. It's happening again today - with Cyber Security Awareness.

Moving from cybercrime to cyber security - a remarkable revolution is happening through end-user education

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Where Is The Problem?

If cybercrime were a country, it would rank third on the Global Economic Index. In the UK, it is rampant and escalating. This is our stark reality.

A Cyber Security Plan for All

Ransomware, Phishing, Spoofing, Email scams & more, make up most attacks. All are diminished when end-user cyber awareness is high.

A New Cyber Confidence

90% of data breaches have a 'human' element. Controlling that leads us to greater business security and growth. It makes sense!

Introducing Cyber Security For All (CSFA)

You deliver the people, and we'll deliver the end-user training programmes & high-value resources you need to implement them

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Highly Engaging Awareness Training for All Levels

All Training is Non-Technical

Programmes Scaled for One to 1000 people

All Courses are Job-Role Specific

Development of a 'Cyber Security First' Culture

Self-Managed or Managed for You

Unlimited Updates on Education & Resources

You now have a choice & no excuses - face spiraling risks across time with an underprepared workforce - or have your greatest resource ready & eager to be your best defence against cybercrime

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UK: Recent small business news

S. Heard, West Sussex

Director, Professional Services

Client Data Theft

The old client database was run while our IT systems were upgraded, but it was left running and ignored. The database contains thousands of older client records but has been hacked. As of now, I don't yet know the full extent of the damage.

K. Smith, Hampshire

Managing Director, Leisure Sector

Supplier Spoofing Fraud

A week after I accessed my emails on holiday using an unsecured airport Wi-Fi network, I got an email (faked) from my supplier asking that I transfer a payment to a different account. I agreed. Only later did I realise the error. The £60k was gone.

A. Shaw, London

Entrepreneur, Comms & Investments

Personal Credential Theft

An offer was sent to me via text message from my trading platform. I clicked the link and logged in, but the message and login page were fake. The scammers then drained the account of all funds within two hours.