
“My business is too small a target for cyber crime” - challenging the myth
If you’re an SME owner who finds cyber security daunting, time-consuming and irrelevant – you are not alone.
Support is available from the North East Business Resilience Centre (NEBRC) to help businesses addresses cyber security risks and secure their online systems.
Join countless other business owners and freelancers who have already claimed police-approved support.
The Covid-19 pandemic has seen a 400% increase in cyber fraud, with small businesses, the self-employed and freelancers working from home most at risk.
If you use the internet in your organisation, you need to take precautions against:
The North East Business Resilience Centre (NEBRC) works in partnership with Leeds City Region Enterprise Partnership (LEP) to help businesses protect and prepare against cyber crime and fraud.
If you own a business, are self-employed or freelance within the region the NEBRC can offer you:
For further information, please visit the NEBRC website at www.nebrcentre.co.uk or email the Centre directly at enquiries@nebrcentre.co.uk.
The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has launched a monthly Small Organisations Newsletter that shares bite-sized cyber-related issues you can read on your coffee break. Each month covers a different topic to equip you with advice and tools to minimise the risk of a cyber attack. Sign up to receive the newsletter.
If you’re an SME owner who finds cyber security daunting, time-consuming and irrelevant – you are not alone.
In the time it takes you to have your morning coffee, follow these three actions and reduce the chances that you’ll lose money and time to online fraudsters.
The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has shared a warning from HMRC about scam text messages concerning fake government grants.