Compuworld

02/10/2026

Myth: “Cybersecurity support is too expensive.”

While cybersecurity is an investment, the cost of being unprepared is much higher.

Downtime, recovery costs, lost revenue and damaged customer trust can quickly outweigh what it takes to put the right protection in place.

The goal isn’t to spend more on security. It’s to invest in the right support for your business and your risks.

What matters most to you when investing in cybersecurity: cost, coverage or peace of mind? Tell us below.

01/10/2026

Your data is valuable. Cybercriminals know it, too.

Like cake at a party, valuable data attracts attention. The difference is that hackers don’t wait to be invited.

A breach can lead to financial loss, reputational damage and consequences that last well beyond the initial incident.

Your data is worth protecting before someone else decides what it’s worth. Drop a 🔐 in the comments to schedule a closer look at your defenses.

30/09/2026

Your bin might be the easiest place to steal your customer data from. Invoices, bank statements and employee files go in the rubbish and anyone can pull them back out. One rule: personal, financial or customer info gets shredded, not binned. Use a cross-cut shredder.

30/09/2026

Don’t let a false sense of security cloud your judgment.

Moving to the cloud doesn’t mean handing off all your security responsibilities. Misconfigured settings, exposed data and unauthorized access can still put your business at risk.

The cloud offers flexibility and convenience, but it needs the right protection.

DM us if you want to go from “in the cloud” to truly secure.

29/09/2026

AI is making phishing scams harder to spot. Familiar branding, convincing language and a sense of urgency can make a suspicious message feel believable.

The bait may look different now, but the hook is the same.

Before you click or respond:

• Question unexpected urgency or pressure
• Check the sender and inspect links carefully
• Verify sensitive requests through another trusted channel
• Use multi-factor authentication so a stolen password isn’t enough
• Make sure your team knows what to look for and how to report something suspicious

Want to make sure your team doesn’t take the bait? Drop a 🎣 in the comments to schedule a discovery call.

29/09/2026

That contract you emailed is sitting in someone else's inbox forever, and it can be forwarded to anyone. For anything sensitive, share a link from OneDrive, Google Drive or Dropbox that only the named person can open, set it to expire, and switch it off when they're done.

29/09/2026

An email from a supplier says their bank details have changed. You update them, pay the invoice, and the money goes to a criminal. Sometimes the supplier's own account was hacked, so it's genuinely from them. Never change bank details without calling on a number you already have.

28/09/2026

How much of what you know about cybersecurity is true?

If your strategy is built on assumptions that one tool is enough or that checking compliance boxes means you’re safe, it’s time for a reality check.

Cyber myths are dangerous because they feel reasonable. Don’t let a false sense of security cost you.

What’s the biggest cybersecurity myth you’ve heard? Tell us below in the comments.

28/09/2026

Researchers found the DragonForce ransomware group hiding inside normal Microsoft Teams traffic, undetected for up to two months. Their malware disguised its connection as ordinary Teams activity. Basic antivirus misses this. Ask your IT provider if what you have would catch it.

DragonForce-linked hackers used Backdoor.Turn to route C2 traffic through Microsoft Teams relay infrastructure during a U.S. firm attack.

27/09/2026

When did anyone last look closely at your card terminals? Skimmers get attached and terminals get swapped, and neither is obvious unless someone checks. Look at each one at the start of the day. If it looks different or loose, stop using it and call your provider.