Email is the most common method of entry. One compromised mailbox can expose other accounts. Use unique passwords and enable two-step verification, including accounts accessing shared inboxes. Read more: cicontinuity.co.uk/resources… #CyberSecurity #EmailSecurity

If a critical supplier goes offline, how long can your business keep operating? Directors need to understand dependencies, tested workarounds and recovery priorities. Explore the questions in our blog: cicontinuity.co.uk/resources… #BusinessContinuity

A 98% patch compliance rate sounds strong until the missing 2% includes a gateway supporting a critical service. Our blog examines the questions directors should ask to uncover risk, dependencies, and evidence of recovery. Read more: cicontinuity.co.uk/resources… #CyberSecurity

When a cyber incident takes systems offline, teams need clear recovery priorities: critical services, acceptable downtime, key dependencies and assigned roles. CiContinuity helps organisations create, review and test business continuity plans: cicontinuity.co.uk/solutions…

Your backup jobs completed successfully. Then ransomware encrypts the live environment and connected copies. The 3-2-1-1-0 strategy adds off-site and offline or air-gapped backups, supported by recovery testing. Download our public sector guide for more: cicontinuity.co.uk/resources…

Backup confirms your data exists. Disaster recovery proves the business can operate again. Both need to work as one, with regular testing to expose gaps before an outage. Read more from James Sale: cicontinuity.co.uk/resources…

A UK cloud region does not automatically make a service sovereign. Organisations should also ask who administers the platform, who has privileged access and which laws apply. Read more: cicontinuity.co.uk/resources…

A backup does not guarantee effective IT recovery. CiContinuity’s guide explains how testing can confirm that backups and recovery processes will work when needed. cicontinuity.co.uk/resources…

How prepared is your organisation for the first hour of a cyber incident? Steve Dance explains how to prioritise systems, assign responsibilities, test recovery plans and coordinate the right support. Read the article: cicontinuity.co.uk/resources…

Phishing still succeeds by targeting routine actions: opening attachments, replying to messages and approving urgent requests. This becomes more concerning when only around a third of businesses have a continuity plan covering cyber security. Read more: cicontinuity.co.uk/resources…

Phishing still turns routine activity into operational risk. Our Spring 2026 cyber security review covers education breaches, exposed data and the South Staffordshire ICO fine. Read more: cicontinuity.co.uk/resources…

If trusted systems, admin accounts or suppliers were compromised, how quickly could you recover? Spring 2026 incidents show why continuity planning must cover cyber posture, backup and DR. Read Part 1: cicontinuity.co.uk/resources…

We're live at Housing 2026 in Manchester. The team is ready for another day at stand G8, talking resilience, backup, disaster recovery and cyber resilience with housing teams. Not attending? You can still register for a free Incident Response Plan Review: centerprise.co.uk/free-incid…

ICO fines for inadequate security controls rose eightfold in 2025. Housing associations now hold more sensitive resident data, with Awaab's Law adding further pressure. Visit us at Housing 2026 tomorrow to learn more or register for our survey: centerprise.co.uk/free-incid…

Cyber attacks are now housing’s top risk, according to the Inside Housing Risk Register Survey 2025/26. At Housing 2026, we’ll show how housing associations can reduce disruption and recover faster. Visit CiContinuity at stand G8: centerprise.co.uk/free-incid…

We’re exhibiting at Housing 2026. Find us at Stand G8, Manchester Central, 23 to 25 June, to discuss backup, disaster recovery and cyber resilience for housing organisations. To understand your incident readiness, register your interest: centerprise.co.uk/free-incid…

Cyber attacks can start quietly. Unusual emails, unrecognised login alerts or unauthorised payments can all be warning signs. Five basic controls to strengthen your cyber security: cicontinuity.co.uk/resources…

Cyber risk can be reduced by focusing on the basics: secure devices, protect email, enable MFA, review account access, report suspicious activity and test backup recovery. Read our latest article to learn more: cicontinuity.co.uk/resources…

Only 33% of businesses and 20% of charities reported having a business continuity plan covering cyber security. Cyber attacks are one part of the risk. The response that follows needs planning too. Read more: cicontinuity.co.uk/resources…

Tomorrow, we’ll be at the B2B Expos Basingstoke Expo 2026, speaking with local businesses about our private sector business continuity solutions. Find us at Stand 35, The Apollo Hotel, Basingstoke. Free tickets: b2bexpos.co.uk/event/basings…