Maybe I’ve Gone Mad — But I’m Starting a Cybersecurity Consultancy Anyway
Maybe I’ve gone mad starting a cybersecurity business now—but after 30 years in IT, I know how to solve the real problems others don’t even see.
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Why I Help Companies Prepare for the Worst?
After years in IT and cybersecurity, I’ve seen what happens when companies assume “it won’t happen to us.” This article shares why I focus on helping businesses prepare for the worst-case scenarios — not to spread fear, but to build clarity, confidence, and real resilience before a crisis hits.
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Why “Compliant” Does Not Always Mean “Secure”
Many companies assume they’re NIS2 compliant because they’ve got policies in place — but real cybersecurity goes beyond checklists. This post explores why false confidence is delaying action and how to shift from surface-level compliance to true business resilience.
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Cybersecurity is Your Driver
Too many companies still treat cybersecurity like a spare tire. It’s something they know they should have — in case of emergency. But it stays buried in the trunk, rarely checked, and never part of daily operations.
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Still Treating Cybersecurity Like a Spare Tire?
Many companies still treat cybersecurity like a spare tire—only useful in emergencies. But as threats evolve and regulations like NIS2 tighten, this mindset leaves organizations exposed. This article explains why cybersecurity must be a strategic foundation, not a backup plan, and how to shift from reactive compliance to real business defense.
