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Small business owner

You are the whole organisation at once - founder, finance, and IT department, often before breakfast. That is precisely why you are attractive: one convincing email can move real money, and a day offline hurts. Picture the setup that runs your business - the logins that run the business, the supplier emails, the customer details. Each is a door. We will help you fit the locks.

Your priorities, in order

1

Business email compromise (BEC)

Critical

A criminal poses as your boss or a supplier to have money sent to them.

Scams & deceptionSee what to do
2

Invoice & bank-detail fraud

High

A convincing invoice carrying the criminal’s bank details.

Scams & deceptionSee what to do
3

Phishing emails

Critical

A fake message that persuades you to click, sign in or pay.

Scams & deceptionSee what to do
4

Ransomware

Critical

Your files locked and scrambled until you pay - perhaps.

Running a website or small orgSee what to do
5

Weak & reused passwords

Critical

One password, used everywhere - the attacker’s master key.

Protecting your accountsSee what to do
6

Exposed secrets & API keys

High

Passwords and keys left, by accident, in code or in the open.

Running a website or small orgSee what to do
7

Supply-chain attacks

Critical

A trusted supplier or code library is compromised - and so are you.

Running a website or small orgSee what to do
8

Third-party / vendor breach

High

Your data exposed because a supplier was breached.

Running a website or small orgSee what to do
9

Exposed remote access (RDP/VPN)

High

Remote sign-in doors left open to the whole internet.

Running a website or small orgSee what to do
10

Spear-phishing

Critical

Phishing written for you alone, using details that make it ring true.

Scams & deceptionSee what to do

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