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Cyber Essentials Certification for Membership Bodies: A Practical Roadmap

Monday, 15 June 2026 by Viki Asimov

Membership bodies, charities, and sports clubs sit on a gold mine of data that criminals can use. The question is no longer whether your organisation is big enough to matter but rather whether your systems, accounts, devices, and suppliers are vulnerable to exploitation. The UK position is clear: the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) expects organisations

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Agentic AI and Your MSP: Who Owns the Risk When Bots Run Your Workflows?

Monday, 15 June 2026 by Sagi Saltoun

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Most of the AI noise in boardrooms is still about better search. People talk about copilots, chat assistants and tools that make it easier to find or draft things. That is fine, but it is yesterday’s problem. The real shift is happening where AI stops answering questions and starts doing work. Agentic systems are being

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The Human Firewall: Team Training as Your Restaurant’s First Line of Cyber Defense

Friday, 22 May 2026 by Pratik Patel

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If you run a multi-site restaurant group, you already know where most of your real risk lives. It is not in a rack of kit in a comms room. It is on the floor, in the middle of service, when a manager under pressure opens a message that looks routine enough and clicks before they

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The digital kitchen: restaurant IT that actually runs your operation

Friday, 22 May 2026 by Raphael Waller

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In most restaurants, the kitchen is not just physical. Orders, payments, stock, bookings and reporting move through a digital architecture that sits behind service, and when that architecture is weak the operational impact is immediate. A restaurant that treats those systems as separate tools usually ends up with hidden dependencies, while a restaurant that treats

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Trustee Accountability in the Digital Age: A Practical Guide for Membership Body Boards

Thursday, 07 May 2026 by Viki Asimov

Why trustee accountability has changed Picture a membership body that has just discovered a data breach. The systems are back up, but the first questions from regulators are for the trustees: Those questions capture how far trustee accountability in the digital age has moved beyond “did we buy the right software”. For membership bodies, accountability

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Cybersecurity: operational excellence, not tools, ensure protection

Monday, 27 April 2026 by Sagi Saltoun

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If security were simply about fancy tools, UK organisations would be immune to high levels of disruption from relatively routine cyber incidents. Spending on security technology is on the rise but so (as the UK government’s latest Cyber Security Breaches Survey makes clear) is cybercrime. Data shows that just over four in ten UK businesses – and