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Top Cyber Security Mistakes Businesses Still Make in 2025

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Cyber security in 2025 is more complex than ever. Threats are constantly evolving, hackers’ tools are becoming more sophisticated, and the risks to businesses continue to grow. Yet despite greater awareness, small to medium-sized businesses still fall victim to common, avoidable mistakes, the kind that lead to costly downtime, data breaches, and potentially serious damage

Do Small Businesses Really Need Cyber Security? Here’s What the Data Says

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If you run a small business, you’ve probably heard the advice about putting good cyber security in place. But if your team is small, your data volumes don’t seem that significant, and your budget is stretched. Well, you might wonder if it’s really necessary. After all, wouldn’t attackers go after much bigger businesses? Unfortunately, the

Cyber Essentials vs Cyber Essentials Plus: Which One Is Right For Your Business?

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We are at the point where cybersecurity isn’t just a nice-to-have. It’s a business essential, no matter what sector you are in. That’s why more and more organisations are looking into Cyber Essentials and Cyber Essentials Plus which are government-backed certifications that help businesses prove they take data security seriously. But what’s the difference between

What Do Certification Bodies Actually Do in the Cyber Essentials Process?

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TL;DR: What Certification Bodies Do in the Cyber Essentials Process Cyber Essentials is a government-backed cyber security certification that protects UK businesses from common online threats. While IASME runs the scheme, Certification Bodies play a key role in reviewing your self-assessment, issuing the certificate, and offering support if needed. Whether you want to go it

Why SMEs Should Switch from On-Prem to Cloud – and How to Do It Right

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Cloud migration is no longer a tech upgrade. For SMEs, it’s a strategic move that improves cost-efficiency, cyber resilience, and remote working. This guide explains why now is the time to leave on-prem servers behind, what your cloud options are, and how to avoid the most common migration mistakes. Dial A Geek breaks down the

Major Cyber Attacks on UK Businesses in 2025 (So Far)

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In 2025, UK cyber attacks have intensified dramatically and we have seen a wave of high-profile cyber attacks in the UK. From M&S and Co-op to platforms like Mailchimp and HubSpot, major businesses have been hit by phishing, supply chain compromise, and social engineering. This article outlines the top incidents so far, how attackers are

Cyber Incident Response: What It Is and Why Your Business Can’t Ignore It

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TL;DR: Cyber Incident Response is essential for SMEs facing rising cyber threats. This article explains what a CIR plan is, why it matters, and how to build one. It covers a six-phase response lifecycle, GDPR compliance, and best practices. Dial A Geek shares how they help Bristol-based businesses stay secure and prepared. In today’s digital-first

Google Workspace Features You Didn’t Know You Needed

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Google Workspace is brimming with useful tools — We even have a handy guide here for using Google Gemini AI in your organisation. Here’s a handy prompt guide from Google themselves! But let’s face it, most of us only scratch the surface. Behind the familiar Gmail and Google Calendar interfaces are some powerful features that