In today's digital age, it has become imperative for businesses to prioritise employee security awareness. Despite significant investments in cybersecurity, cyberattacks continue to occur, which is why organisations need to beef up their security measures. The world we live in is an interconnected digital landscape, and the importance of cybersecurity cannot be overstated. As businesses increasingly rely on technology to function efficiently, they also expose themselves to various security threats. One often overlooked but critical aspect of cybersecurity is employee security awareness. In this blog post, we will explore the vulnerabilities associated with privileged access and the reasons why implementing a comprehensive employee training program is essential for safeguarding your business. Furthermore, we will explore best practices for developing such a program and setting clear objectives.

In today’s digital age, cybersecurity training for employees has become a critical aspect of protecting a company’s sensitive information and assets. While organisations invest in various training programs, some still struggle to effectively educate their employees on cybersecurity best practices. This blog explores common mistakes made during employee cybersecurity training and provides valuable insights on how to avoid them.

As technology continues to evolve, many businesses choose to outsource their IT needs to third-party providers. From reducing costs and improving efficiency to staying up-to-date with the latest advancements, there are numerous reasons why outsourcing IT is a smart business move. However, choosing the right IT partner can be overwhelming, and it is crucial to partner with experts who can support your unique business needs. Here are some factors to consider when looking for an outsourced IT partner:

Zero Trust security has recently become a hot topic in cybersecurity. It is a security model that assumes that any attempt to access information, systems, or devices is potentially malicious, regardless of whether it comes from inside or outside the corporate network. Unfortunately, while zero-trust security is highly effective, it is often misunderstood, leading to several myths in the IT world. Below, we explore four common Zero Trust myths and myth-busting facts.

As a business owner, you may need to choose between relying on your in-house IT staff or outsourcing technology management to an IT service provider. There is, however, a third option: co-managed IT. This approach combines the advantages and convenience of in-house IT with competent, specialised support from outsourced specialists.

Why your business might need co-managed IT: Are you having trouble managing your business IT? If so, you’re not alone – many small and medium-sized businesses struggle to balance the growing demands of their IT needs with their limited resources. In this blog, I will explain how co-managed IT can benefit your business and highlight a few signs that might indicate your business needs it.

How to Achieve Supply Chain Risk Management & Compliance. A supply chain attack is one of the most severe types of cyber threats that companies and organisations must address. It involves perpetrators gaining access to confidential information or data through the infiltrated systems within a company’s supply chain. Some of these attacks have caused significant damage, leading to lost revenue, disruption of services, and in some cases, reputational damage.

Minimising Cyber Supply Chain Risks through Effective Vendor Selection. Aabyss takes supply chain security very seriously, so in this blog, we will share with you specific measures to vet vendors and reduce potential risks.

Technology End of Service - 3 Myths. Cybercriminals can quite easily infiltrate your network if your software and hardware are not kept up to date. Keeping your estate up to date is crucial to keep your security in tip-top shape and reduce downtime. If you are using and continue to use unsupported systems, you are leaving the door unlocked for potential attacks and you may also be hindering your company’s success, growth, and reputation.