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Growing SME

Staff and suppliers widen the ground you have to hold - more inboxes to fool, more logins to steal, more third parties who can be breached in your name. You probably have no dedicated IT or security person yet, so at this size consistency matters far more than cleverness: the basics, done the same way by everyone.

Your priorities, in order

1

Ransomware

Critical

Your files locked and scrambled until you pay - perhaps.

Running a website or small orgSee what to do
2

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
3

Credential stuffing

High

Stolen password lists tried automatically against your logins.

Protecting your accountsSee what to do
4

Third-party / vendor breach

High

Your data exposed because a supplier was breached.

Running a website or small orgSee what to do
5

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
6

Two-step fatigue (prompt bombing)

High

Being flooded with approval prompts until you tap “yes”.

Protecting your accountsSee what to do
7

Insider threat

High

Harm from someone on the inside - careless or deliberate.

Running a website or small orgSee what to do
8

Shadow IT

Medium

Staff using apps and services no one has checked or approved.

Running a website or small orgSee what to do
9

Unpatched software & zero-days

Critical

Known holes left unfixed - the attacker’s preferred shortcut.

Running a website or small orgSee what to do
10

Broken access control

Critical

People reaching data or actions they should never be allowed.

Running a website or small orgSee what to do

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