Cyber Rebels

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Cybersecurity Risk for Small Businesses: What We Get Wrong

Most small businesses don’t think of themselves as a cybersecurity risk. That isn’t denial, and it isn’t ignorance. It’s a perfectly reasonable conclusion based on lived experience. Nothing serious has happened. Systems seem to work. Clients are happy. Work gets done. From the outside, everything looks fine. Cybersecurity, meanwhile, is largely invisible when it’s working. […]

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From Awareness to Understanding: The Hidden Cost of Falling Behind Modern Cyber Expectations

For a long time, cybersecurity awareness was treated as a reasonable endpoint. If staff had completed the training, clicked through the module, and acknowledged the policy, organisations could confidently say they had done what was required. Awareness was something you could evidence, report on, and move on from. That approach made sense in a world […]

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The UK Government Cyber Action Plan: What It Really Tells Us About Cyber Risk

On 6 January 2026, the UK Government published the Government Cyber Action Plan, setting out how cyber resilience is expected to be strengthened across central government, local authorities, public services, and the suppliers they rely on. At face value, this is a delivery plan. It outlines how responsibility is organised, how capability will be developed, […]

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Cyber Insurance Explained: What It Covers, What It Doesn’t, and Why That Matters

Cyber insurance is often spoken about in the same way as firewalls, backups, and incident response plans. Something sensible organisations are expected to have. Something that reassures boards, clients, and insurers alike. And yet, when incidents actually happen, many businesses discover that their understanding of cyber insurance was built on assumptions rather than reality. Claims […]

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