More employees bring more passwords and unsanctioned apps, as well “dangerous” password behaviours more»

Not taking cybersecurity seriously could lead to the loss of assets, reputation, sales and customers – any, or all, of which could push a company over the brink into bankruptcy. more»

Only 3% of business owners would take no action if supplier negligence resulted in a cyber attack, new research has found. more»

Ticketmaster is the latest big brand to come under fire following a data breach that has led to the loss of 40,000 customer details. more»

Challenging the perception that cyber criminals are more concerned with large firms than smaller enterprises, Martin McTague, policy director at the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB), offers micro company owners a wake up call with some crucial cyber security action points. more»

Many SMEs are downplaying the importance of the threat of cyber crime, despite the fact that the average cost of a single breach can reach £1,570. more»

Business Advice unpicks one of the growing threats to small companies, asking what is CEO fraud, before consulting two experts on the typical tactics employed by scammers and how owners can protect their firm. more»

With new data protection laws just four months away, the government has handed final guidelines to business owners unsure of their responsibilities. more»

There were at least two million instances of online fraud in England Wales in 2016, making it the most widespread form of crime, according to a parliamentary report. more»

Whilst most business owners are now well aware of the importance of security, many are unaware that one of the biggest threats comes from their own employees. A surprising number are intentionally leaking company information. more»