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Systems Secure Ltd

Name: Systems Secure Ltd
Address: Crawley, GB
Telephone: +441342363111

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Giving business owners and managers calm, confident control over cyber risk, with clear advice and protection that works in the background.

02/06/2026

🚨 Free Cyber Security Awareness Training for Small Businesses

If your business has 20 employees or fewer, I’m offering free online cyber security awareness training.

Why? Because most cyber problems do not start with complicated hacking. They start with an email, a link, a fake message, or a simple mistake made on a busy day.

This training helps your team:
• spot suspicious emails and links
• avoid common scams
• understand what to look out for
• feel more confident about staying safe at work

At the end of the session, employees will complete a simple multiple-choice test. Anyone who passes will receive a downloadable certificate of completion.

The aim is simple: help small businesses reduce risk, avoid costly mistakes, and make it harder for criminals to catch people out.

If your business has 20 employees or fewer and you would like a free session, send me a DM.

No jargon. No pressure. Just something genuinely useful for small businesses.

25/05/2026

Today’s task: Kali maintenance being applied ready for an assessment on Thursday.

Updates. Checks. Tooling. Batteries charged. Notes ready.

This little DELL Latitude 5300 2-in-1 is still going strong. She’s old, but she still looks smart, runs well, and gets the job done.

There’s something satisfying about keeping reliable kit maintained rather than chasing the newest shiny thing.

Cyber security is the same.

It’s not always about having the flashiest tools. It’s about preparation, consistency, and knowing your setup will perform when it matters.

Own it. Secure it. Protect it.

19/05/2026

🦖 Dinosaur Day reminder: extinction is permanent… and so is some cyber damage.

If your business is still relying on weak passwords, missed updates, and crossed fingers, it might be time to leave the prehistoric approach behind.

Patch systems. Use MFA. Back up data. Train your team.

Because the businesses that survive are not always the biggest…
they are the best protected.

14/05/2026

🐔 It’s Dance Like a Chicken Day on 14th May… and for some businesses, that is exactly what a cyber incident looks like.

One person is flapping because the systems are down.
Another is squawking, “Who clicked the link?”
Someone else is asking, “Do we actually have a backup?”
And suddenly the whole office is doing the chicken dance.

Funny on 14th May.
Not so funny when it is your business.

For business owners and managers, good cyber security is what stops a small problem turning into full-on feathered chaos.

Patch your systems. Use MFA. Train your team.
Because the only chicken dancing you want this May… should be the fun kind.

12/05/2026

Today’s job: building a secure Dell Pro Micro machine for a client, following Systems Secure best practice.

The machine was hardened, configured properly, and finished with a vulnerability scan showing no issues.

That means the client gets a device that is cleaner, safer, and ready for work from day one.

And because security should be practical too, there was one extra touch.

A custom under-desk hanger, printed on the kids’ 3D printer, to keep the PC neatly tucked away and the workspace tidy.

Secure build.
Clean setup.
No issues found.
Less clutter under the desk.

That’s the kind of detail that helps businesses work with more confidence.

09/05/2026

🧦 Lost Sock Day is basically a cyber security lesson in disguise.

You start the day with two socks.
By lunch, one has vanished without a trace.
No alerts. No warning. No obvious signs of compromise.

Sound familiar?

That is how a lot of cyber incidents start too.

Everything looks fine…
until something important goes missing.

Today’s reminder:
Keep track of your assets.
Watch for suspicious activity.
And never assume that because you cannot see a problem, there is not one.

Socks. Passwords. Data.
If they go missing, somebody usually should have noticed sooner.

08/05/2026

Thursday’s job: external vulnerability scanning for a client’s firewall.

The client is getting ready for their official PCI DSS scan, so we carried out our own scan first against the external side of their firewall.

The idea is simple: check what the outside world can see before the official scan takes place.

If anything had been picked up, we would have had the opportunity to investigate and fix it before the formal PCI DSS scan was run.

This is a good example of proactive cybersecurity. It is much better to find and fix issues early than to wait for a failed compliance scan.

Preparation matters.

05/05/2026

Monday’s job: building a secured laptop for a client.

The system was fully configured, hardened, and security checked before being handed over, making sure it was ready for day-to-day business use from the start.

The client also asked for a laptop stand. Rather than buying one off the shelf, we designed and 3D printed one using TPU and PETG.

A secured laptop, a custom stand, and a happy client.

A nice little mix of cybersecurity, practical IT support, and 3D printing.

04/05/2026

Here’s a polished Facebook post you can use:

Friday’s job: deracking the firewall and switches for a client who is shutting down this site after moving into a larger premises.

It’s always great to see a business growing and expanding, and we were on hand to help with the safe removal of their network equipment as part of the site closure.

From tidy rack work to network changes, we make sure the job is done properly and with minimal disruption.

Wishing the client all the best in their new, larger location!

31/12/2025

This week I helped a home user (not my usual business client) who’d had their Hotmail/Outlook account taken over. They were understandably very upset — these incidents cause a huge amount of stress.

Email is a hub account. Once an attacker gets in and changes recovery details, it can quickly spread to other services — especially if the same login details are reused. Because this was a Microsoft account, there was also concern around OneDrive access and even knock-on effects like Xbox/subscription disruption, which was hard on the children.

It started before Christmas, which made it even more stressful. The attacker also took over their online shopping account and placed orders that were delivered to their home — so it wasn’t just digital, it became a real-world problem immediately.

You might think your personal accounts aren’t worth protecting, or that nobody would bother targeting you. The truth is, attackers often try thousands of accounts automatically, looking for any that work — and people only realise how much email unlocks when it’s too late.

Sadly, this person will likely spend the next few weeks trying to untangle the mess and regain access to everything.

Details kept vague for privacy.

This could have been prevented simply by enabling MFA on the account and using a password manager to ensure each online service had a unique password. These simple steps would have saved a lot of stress, time, and even money.

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Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

+441342363111

Website

https://www.systemssecure.uk/

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