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We would like to thank the National Cyber Security Alliance for providing the following valuable information to help protect from phishing threats. 

Compromise can happen to anyone. It’s no longer a case of ‘If a cyberattack hits my business’ but ‘A cyberattack will hit my business’. We have come a long way from the thinking that only certain types of businesses (or business functions) could be the recipient of a cyberattack. Most security professionals now assume that a breach is inevitable and prepare accordingly.

Here's a roundup of this weeks articles on the MailGuard Blog. It's been a busy week here, especially for our CEO Craig McDonald, who managed to fit a mentoring workshop and a leadership interview with Prof. Gary Martin into his schedule...

Businesses spend millions of dollars every year on network and cyber security, yet they continue to lose millions. You have to ask why?

Good internal communications are essential to the smooth operation of every organisation. Often the responsibility of department heads, particularly those in human resources and marketing, the effective implementation of communication strategies falls to every function of an organisation.

With our increasing reliance on new technologies and the ever-growing threat of cybercrime, the shortage of skilled cybersecurity professionals is a major concern.

With the constant evolution of cyber threats, it is all too easy for businesses to get lost in the sea of terms used to describe different types of attacks.

The IT department is a mainstay in every modern organisation, a crucial element in today’s rapidly changing business environment.

When any business or organisation falls victim to a cyber attack, there are enormous financial repercussions, as well as legal issues and a suitable dent in your public reputation as an organisation.