Cyber Rebels

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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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Threat Intelligence & Real-World Attacks
Andy Longhurst

Spear Phishing vs Phishing: Why the Difference Matters

A member of staff is halfway through a busy morning when an email lands asking for something that does not feel unusual. It uses the right name. It refers to a real project. The tone sounds normal. There is no dramatic warning sign, no obvious scam language, and no clumsy

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Threat Intelligence & Real-World Attacks
Andy Longhurst

How I Would Attack Your Business (If I Wanted To)

Let’s be clear: I’m not a cybercriminal. But if I were—if I wanted to target your business—I wouldn’t need elite hacking skills or a dark web subscription. I wouldn’t need to break through firewalls or write malware from scratch. What I’d need is time, patience, a browser, and a basic

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Cybersecurity Awareness & Training
Andy Longhurst

No, Your VPN Isn’t Enough (Here’s Why)

Most people don’t question what a VPN is doing.They just know it’s there — and assume it’s handling the risk. A laptop connects. A browser opens. Work continues as normal.Whether it’s a home network, a café, or a hotel Wi-Fi connection, everything looks and behaves exactly as expected. And that’s

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