Cyber Security News & Blogs
Phishing Attacks in 2026: What UK Businesses Still Get Wrong
Phishing attacks remain the most common cause of cyber breaches in the UK. The government's Cyber Security Breaches Survey found that 85% of businesses that experienced a breach identified phishing as the attack method. That figure has barely shifted in three years....
Zero Trust Security for Small Businesses
Zero trust is a security approach built on one principle: never trust anything automatically, always verify. Every user, device, and application must prove who they are and what they are allowed to access before being let in, every single time. There is no 'inside the...
What Happens When a Cyber Threat Hits Your Business? Inside Huntress Managed EDR
Most businesses understand that antivirus is no longer enough. Fewer understand what happens next. Managed endpoint detection and response (EDR) monitors every laptop, desktop and server in your business for suspicious activity, then detects,...
What Happens When a Cyber Threat Hits Your Business? Inside Huntress Managed EDR
Most businesses understand that antivirus is no longer enough. Fewer understand what happens next. Managed endpoint detection and response (EDR) monitors every laptop, desktop and server in your business for suspicious activity, then detects,...
UK Cyber Security and Resilience Bill 2026: What It Means for SMEs and Their IT Suppliers
The Cyber Security and Resilience Bill is the UK government's most significant update to cyber legislation since the original NIS Regulations in 2018. It expands who must meet formal cyber security standards, tightens incident reporting timelines, and for...
Why MFA Is Essential for Business Security in 2025
Meta Description: Discover why MFA (Multi-Factor Authentication) is critical for business security in 2025. Learn how The Unite Group helps you implement robust MFA solutions across your organisation. Protecting sensitive business data is no longer optional it's...
International Internet Day 2025: 5 Tips to Stay Safe Online
What Is International Internet Day? International Internet Day is celebrated every year on 29th October, marking the anniversary of the first-ever internet transmission in 1969. This day reminds us just how far the digital world has come and how much...
Cyber Essentials Explained: Why It’s More Than Just a Badge
What Is Cyber Essentials Certification? When it comes to cyber security, having the basics in place can go a long way in protecting your business from common cyber threats. The Cyber Essentials Certification is a UK government-backed scheme designed to help...
The Jaguar Land Rover Cyber Attack and What Your Business Needs to Know
A Landmark Cyber Event In late August 2025, Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) suffered a severe cyber‑attack that has been described by the independent Cyber Monitoring Centre (CMC) as potentially the most financially damaging cyber event in UK history. Losses are estimated at...
October Is Cyber Security Awareness Month: Is Your Business Protected?
Why Cyber Security Awareness Month Matters Every October, organisations around the world recognise Cyber Security Awareness Month a global initiative to raise awareness about the importance of digital security. Although, originally launched in the US in 2004 and now...
Cyber Security Trends 2025: What Your Business Needs to Know
With technology advancing, cybercriminals are also becoming more sophisticated. For small and medium-sized businesses, staying informed on emerging cyber threats and trends is no longer optional, it’s essential. This year brings new challenges, new technologies, and...
Building a Strong Cyber Security Culture in Your Organisation
Cyber threats are no longer distant possibilities, they are everyday risks. For organisations of all sizes, the key to effective protection lies not just in technology, but in building a culture of Cyber Security Awareness. By embedding best practices into the...
Cyber Security Training for SMEs: Why It’s More Important Than Ever
Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are increasingly in the firing line of cyber threats. From phishing scams to ransomware, the risks are growing, yet many SMEs still lack the tools, training, and awareness needed to defend themselves. This is why cyber...
Empowering Teams on Online Learning Day 2025: Why Cyber Security Training Matters for Your Business
Online Learning Day 2025: A Time to Upskill and Stay Secure Online Learning Day is a global reminder of the value of digital education in a rapidly evolving tech landscape. At The Unite Group, we believe this day is the perfect opportunity for businesses to take a...
September Cyber Security Update: Is Your Business Ready for Q4 Threats?
Cyber Security Update The summer may be winding down, but for cyber criminals, things are only just heating up. As businesses in the UK gear up for the final quarter of the year, attackers see new opportunities to catch teams off guard. Busy workloads, seasonal...
Why Huntress Endpoint Detection Is a Must-Have for Protecting Your Team from Cyber Threats
Running a business today means dealing with more than the day-to-day challenges of clients, staff and operations. Behind the scenes, cyber criminals are constantly looking for ways to exploit weaknesses. Small and medium businesses are often their main targets because...
Protect Your Microsoft 365 Identities & Environments
Microsoft 365 has become the backbone of many UK SMEs. From Outlook and Teams to SharePoint and OneDrive, it is the platform businesses rely on every single day to collaborate, communicate, and store critical data. But with this convenience comes risk. Cyber criminals...
Why Cyber Security is Essential for SMEs
Why cyber security is essential for SMEs is a question more and more business owners are asking themselves. With headlines full of high-profile attacks, it is easy to think cyber criminals only target big corporations. The truth is very different. Small and...