Cyber security

39% of UK businesses experienced a cyberattack in 2023, of which 31% were small businesses and 26% were medium-sized businesses. We want to help your business avoid these attacks and find solutions to keep you, your business, and its data safe.

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What we know and how we can help

SMEs often have limited resources—both financial and technical—making it difficult to invest in robust cybersecurity measures. Many are also unaware of the risks associated and believe they are too small to be targeted, which leaves them exposed to basic cyber threats.

We can review and assess your current systems to ensure there is a robust cybersecurity framework. We can support your directors who, in the event of a cyber-attack, have a legal responsibility to protect company assets.

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What could go wrong

We’ve known:

  • directors face personal liability and, in extreme cases, disqualification from future directorships under the Companies Act 2006.
  • loss of investor confidence, with shareholders potentially withdrawing support, initiating lawsuits, or causing board upheavals.
  • legal consequences if a business faces a data breach, with substantial fines of up to £17.5 million or 4% of global turnover under UK GDPR, and could be sued by customers or partners for failure to protect sensitive data.

Let us help you

Let us find the right solution for you and prevent cyberattacks that could lead to lost revenue, missed contractual obligations, and costly operational downtime.