Cyber Rebels

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Cybersecurity Strategy & Governance
Andy Longhurst

Home Wi-Fi Security: The Overlooked Business Risk

In most cases, working from home feels no different to working in the office. A laptop connects to Wi-Fi, systems load as expected, and work continues without interruption. Meetings start, files are shared, and access to cloud platforms happens in exactly the same way it always has. From a user’s

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Cybersecurity Strategy & Governance
Andy Longhurst

Supply Chain Cybersecurity: Weak Links That Could Break You

In today’s hyperconnected world, the strength of your cybersecurity defences isn’t just defined by your in-house systems, firewalls, or even the awareness of your own staff. It’s increasingly defined by the security practices of the companies you rely on—your suppliers, contractors, software vendors, cloud platforms, logistics providers, and other third-party

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Cybersecurity Awareness & Training
Andy Longhurst

How Attackers Use Your Online Life Against You

A message arrives that feels ordinary enough not to interrupt the day. It refers to a real supplier, a real project, or a real event. The name is familiar. The timing fits. Nothing about it feels dramatic enough to stop the workflow. So the decision is made quickly, almost automatically.

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Cybersecurity Awareness & Training
Andy Longhurst

Why Most Cybersecurity Training Fails (And How to Fix It)

Let’s be honest: most cybersecurity training doesn’t work. Not because companies aren’t trying. Not because people aren’t paying attention. And definitely not because the threat has gone away. It doesn’t work because it doesn’t stick. And when training doesn’t change behaviour, it doesn’t reduce risk. Despite the growing investment in

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Industry-Specific Cybersecurity
Andy Longhurst

Don’t Be the Reason Your Client Gets Hacked: Cybersecurity for Virtual and Personal Assistants

If you’re a Virtual Assistant (VA) or Personal Assistant (PA), your clients trust you with more than their diaries and emails. You have access to inboxes, calendars, cloud storage, payment systems, social media accounts—sometimes everything that matters to how their business runs. That trust is powerful. But it’s also exactly

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