Behaviour-led cyber security: practical, human, and grounded in how people actually work.
May 2023
Travel companies hold passports, payment details and itineraries, which makes them a high-value target. Why the industry attracts criminals, and what helps.
April 2023
Curiosity drives learning, and it is also what makes us click. How to stay curious without handing criminals the opening they are counting on.
March 2023
AI and deepfake tools handed criminals a new set of options. How they are being used, and what that means for anyone who trusts a familiar face.
January 2023
Businesses set goals every January. One cyber attack can undo all of them. Why the new year is a busy season for criminals, and what to change first.
January 2023
Spear phishing targets you personally, using details a criminal gathered first. How it differs from blanket phishing, and the signs worth knowing.
December 2022
World Cup lottery scams worked because curiosity beats caution. The behavioural reason phishing emails still land, and how to interrupt the reflex.
November 2022
Hacked ministerial phones made the headlines, and The Economist framed it as a technology story. It is not. The real problem is behaviour, and it is fixable.
October 2022
Tuckers Solicitors lost archived client data to attackers and paid for it twice over. What law firms hold, why they are targeted, and where to start.
September 2022
Reusing one password everywhere is the easiest way in for a criminal. Seven practical reasons a password manager fixes that, without more effort from you.
August 2022
Passwords are one of the most frequent attack targets, so we start there. The measured change in password behaviour among people using Psybersafe.
July 2022
Daniel Kelley, the TalkTalk hacker, served four years in prison. We asked him what businesses get wrong about security, and when they start to care.
June 2022
Small businesses have neither spare cash nor spare hours for cyber security. The most affordable, effective places to put the little of both you have.
