How to Build a Cybersecurity Culture That Actually Works (And Why Most Don’t)
Let’s be honest — most businesses don’t have a cybersecurity software problem.They have a culture problem. Firewalls, VPNs, MFA, antivirus — they’re all important. But they don’t stop someone from clicking the wrong link, trusting the wrong email, or ignoring a gut feeling because they were afraid of sounding silly.
We’re Now UKRLP Registered — Here’s Why That Matters for You (and for Us)
In an era where cybersecurity risks are at an all-time high, choosing the right training provider is a decision that carries serious weight. That’s why we’re proud to announce that we are now officially registered with the UK Register of Learning Providers (UKRLP) — and why it’s great news not
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
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
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
Two Days at the National Cyber Security Show: What I Learned (and Why It Matters)
This week, I spent two full days at the National Cyber Security Show at the NEC—not to speak, not to exhibit, just to be in the room. It’s easy to get stuck in your own lane. A couple of days surrounded by different voices, ideas, and challenges was exactly what
How I Would Steal Your Password (If I Were a Cybercriminal)
Let’s be clear—I’m not a hacker. But if I were, I wouldn’t need elite skills or dark web access to get your password. All I’d need is a bit of social engineering, a few common tools, and a basic understanding of human nature. Because truthfully, most people don’t make it
The Perils of Public Wi-Fi: What You Need to Know Before Logging On at Your Local Coffee Shop
Why This Matters The local café. The train station lounge. The airport gate. Public Wi-Fi is everywhere, and it’s made working on the move easier than ever. But behind that convenience lies a web of digital risks that most people never see coming—until the damage is done. Connecting to an
Cyber Rebels Now an Approved CPD Provider
We’re proud to share that Cyber Rebels is now an officially Approved CPD Provider with The CPD Group, one of the UK’s leading organisations for Continuing Professional Development accreditation. This recognition formally acknowledges the standard of our cybersecurity training and confirms that our sessions can now contribute towards recognised CPD
