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Unfortunately, there is no definitive answer to this question and no two organisations are facing the same challenges when it comes to cyber security. Invariably, organisations everywhere are looking to maximise their cyber security position whilst managing limited security budgets and ensuring they have the right skillsets available.

We’ve all seen the articles citing eye-watering figures of what a cyber attack could cost your organisation, but is this true of all attacks? And where does this money actually get spent?

Continued Cyber Essentials certification provides confidence to our customers that SES implements the most fundamental IT security measures. 

Britain's cyber security centre has urged UK organisations to check their cyber defences are substantial and bolster where required, as concerns grow about the potential for new Russian cyber attacks linked to tensions with Ukraine.

Not a week goes by where we don’t see a headline in the press mentioning something along the lines of “sophisticated phishing attack” or “new phishing attack approach”.

As we continue to move on from the COVID-19 pandemic, embracing the “new normal”, how has your approach to employees’ working practices changed? Many businesses, including SES, have adopted either hybrid or full remote working practices since the start of the pandemic.

What causes security debt? Adam Boland of SES explores the implications of mounting security debt and how you can remedy it. Read the full article (recently featured in ‘The Gazette’) HERE where we explore Security Debt in more detail and provide advice and guidance on eliminating it.

Join our survey "Understanding Your Cyber Security Landscape: 2021" for your chance to win an Executive Cyber Awareness session with the CEO of our Cyber Security partner, Protection Group International; usually charged at £3,000.

According to IBM’s 2020 Cost Of A Data Breach Report, the average total cost of a successful breach in 2020 was $3.86 million. Can you afford not to put a robust Incident Response Plan in place? 

What is Penetration Testing and how does it protect your business? Adam Boland of SES explores how Penetration Testing enables you to identify weaknesses in your organisation’s cyber security.

Script kiddies, human error, low-level criminals, disgruntled employees, serious organised cyber criminals, nation state-sponsored groups. When we talk about cyber threats, these are the ‘threat actors’ likely to be behind them.

As we get closer to the third anniversary of the introduction of GDPR legislation we have witnessed the number and severity of fines for breach of GDPR steadily increase.