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In October, the SECRC is set to mark Cyber Security Awareness Month which marks the 10-year anniversary of this major campaign.

To celebrate and recognise each of the members of the Advisory Group, we have launched a brand new ‘Meet our AG’ blog series.

In our latest podcast, we discuss why having secure passwords is so important and how simple it is to protect your accounts.

Here at the SECRC, we deliver security awareness training to help keep our businesses community safe.

Businesses and organisations in the South East region can now get access to an enhanced version of Police CyberAlarm.

New tool designed to help organisations check their email security is up to scratch has been launched to help keep out cyber attackers

The second season of Cyber Inside Out, a podcast series launched by The Cyber Resilience Centre for the South East is now live.

With 81% of small and medium businesses using at least one social platform, it's essential that business know how to securely use them.

New guidance campaign launched to help businesses in the South East of England to work securely when working remotely.

Working remotely, home schooling and the launch of many small businesses has given cyber criminals a new playground to embrace.

Shoulder Surfing is a well-known tactic where an adversary will often watch what a user is typing or working on.

The Cyber Resilience Centre for the South East has recently been accredited by the CPD Certification Service.

The NCSC and the Chartered Institute of Building have issued new guidance that is designed to help small and medium-size businesses.

As business owners it's critical that you have effective procedures in place should a cyber incident occur within your business.

The Cyber Resilience Centre for the South East are delighted to announce a new collaborative and strategic partnership with 3M UK Limited.

With a 15.2% increase in business growth in the South East over the last 2 years, cyber-attacks have also increased.

The SECRC warns manufactures of increasing threat posed by cyber-attacks and offers support to help businesses protect themselves.

A recent report from IBM Security revealed that the average total cost of a data breach to UK businesses was $4,670,000.

On January 24th 2022, some of the Cyber Essentials technical control requirements will change in line with recommended security updates.

Website security involves taking steps to secure a it from cyber-attack. Here are our 5 top tips to securing a website.