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Today saw the launch of our new Merseyside Cyber Security programme at the ACC in Liverpool. Up to 300 Merseyside businesses can now...

We’ve compiled answers to some of the most common questions we get about Security Awareness Training from businesses.

Nigel Sarbutts of The PR Cavalry shares his thoughts on creating a PR plan to respond to a data breach in your business.

We're delighted to announce we have joined LANPAC to work closely to help businesses reduce their online crime risk.

The North West Cyber Resilience Centre wins award for the Best Non-Operational Problem-Solving Award from Greater Manchester Police.

Ransomware is a form of malicious software known as malware which exploits known security vulnerabilities.

Cyber fraud occurs using a computer or mobile device to corrupt personal and financial information online.

Due to tough economic conditions and limited resources, small businesses can be particularly vulnerable to supplier invoice fraud.

Our cyber security guide for small businesses helps you improve your cyber security knowledge and reduces the risk of being attacked.

Here are some questions you should ask your Managed Support Provider if you have any concerns about your cyber security.

The North West Cyber Resilience Centre is delighted to announce Richard Meal of Sellafield has joined our Guidance Council.

A recent report by the Solicitors Regulation Authority showed that 75% of the firms included in the report had seen cyber attacks.

In any business, having the right cybersecurity insurance policy in place is essential to aid your recovery from a cyber attack.

A cyber security policy is a set of guidelines and procedures that an organization uses to protect its digital assets from cyber threats.

AI chatbots like ChatGPT can offer significant benefits in today's fast-paced business environment. But are they secure?

Figures from the DCMS 2022 report showed that 30% of charities identified breaches or attacks in the last 12 months.