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Cybersecurity Content Centre

Download key resources to strengthen culture and reduce human risk

Access essential resources to help your organisation improve cybersecurity compliance, reduce avoidable incidents, and build a security‑first culture.

Cyber threats like phishing, ransomware and social engineering put every organisation at risk — and technology alone isn’t enough when people are the first line of defence.

This content centre brings together practical reports, checklists, microlearning and incident‑readiness guidance to help teams spot threats early, report incidents quickly, and close the gap between written policies and real‑world behaviour. 

 

What's included

Cyber Culture Clash Index Report

Cyber Culture Clash Index Report

What does it include:

  • Analysis of the gap between what organisations say they do on cybersecurity and what happens in practice.
  • Findings on where “robust” cyber strategies break down when policies don’t translate into real‑world action.
  • Practical insight into how weak cyber culture and insufficient training increase risk — and what stronger organisations do differently.
  • Sector comparisons showing where policy and practice are aligned (or misaligned) and what that means for resilience. 

Who's it for?

  • Senior leaders responsible for cyber resilience and culture
  • CISOs, IT and Security leaders
  • Compliance, risk and operational resilience teams
  • L&D teams supporting security behaviour change
Careless Click

Careless Clicks Report

What does it include:

  • Survey insights from UK financial services on confidence vs real cyber habits, including risky click behaviour.
  • Key findings on weak password practices and gaps in regular cybersecurity training.
  • Practical actions organisations can take to close behaviour gaps using training and scenario‑based reinforcement.
  • “Test your knowledge” style phishing scenario and a concise action set for teams. 

Who's it for?

  • CISOs, IT security and operational resilience leaders
  • Compliance, conduct risk and culture teams
  • Business unit leaders accountable for staff cyber readiness
  • L&D teams shaping security training programmes
Cost of COmpliance

Cost of Compliance Report

Why it matters: Fines hit record levels in 2024, yet many teams still lack executive buy‑in and rely on manual tools that increase risk. Turning compliance into value requires better data, smarter training and stronger culture. [

What you get: Clear arguments, evidence and examples to support investment and modernise training.

Key benefit: A practical narrative to secure sponsorship, reduce remediation costs and lift confidence across customers, investors and staff.

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Cybersecurity Incident Response Guide

What does it include:

  • Why a written incident response plan reduces confusion, speeds recovery, and protects evidence during the first critical day
  • What good response documentation looks like, including how incidents are detected, who is notified, and how systems are restored
  • Practical guidance on strong incident communications and core response lifecycle steps
  • The value of tabletop exercises and practice scenarios 
  • Considerations for external support (e.g., forensics) and meeting legal/regulatory reporting requirements

Who's it for?

  • Incident response leads and technical responders
  • IT, Security and operational resilience teams
  • Legal, compliance and communications stakeholders
  • Senior leaders who sponsor incident readiness and recovery
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FAQs: Preparing for a Cyber Incident

What does it include:

  • Why incident preparedness matters and why the first 24 hours are critical for containment and evidence preservation
  • What an incident response plan should include
  • Roles and responsibilities across stakeholders
  • Guidance on communication during incidents and the importance of pre‑prepared templates
  • Training and exercise guidance (tabletop simulations and how often to review/test plans)
  • Regulatory considerations and sector expectations, such as FCA reporting for material incidents. 

Who's it for?

  • IT and Security teams
  • Compliance, risk, legal and operational resilience teams
  • Incident response leads and crisis comms stakeholders
  • Senior leaders accountable for preparedness and governance
Spot a Phishing Attempt

Microlearning: Spot a Phishing Attempt

What does it include:

  • Analysis of the gap between what organisations say they do on cybersecurity and what happens in practice.
  • Findings on where “robust” cyber strategies break down when policies don’t translate into real‑world action.
  • Practical insight into how weak cyber culture and insufficient training increase risk — and what stronger organisations do differently.
  • Sector comparisons showing where policy and practice are aligned (or misaligned) and what that means for resilience. 

Who's it for?

  • Senior leaders responsible for cyber resilience and culture
  • CISOs, IT and Security leaders
  • Compliance, risk and operational resilience teams
  • L&D teams supporting security behaviour change

More about the Cybersecurity Content Centre

What you'll learn

  • How to identify the policy‑practice gap and why "having policies" isn't the same as effective security in day‑to‑day behaviour
  • Why confidence doesn't always equal competence and how training closes the gap
  • How to spot phishing attempts  and how to verify safely
  • What a strong incident response plan should include
  • Why the first 24 hours after detection are critical for containment and evidence, and how to reduce confusion and speed recovery
  • How to run effective tabletop exercises, and why rehearsal reveals gaps and builds confidence before a real incident occurs
  • How to strengthen reporting and response through clear  communications, templates, and secure out‑of‑band channels

Why access the centre?

  • Turn policy into practice with ready‑to‑use checklists and guidance that reinforce secure habits across teams

  • Reduce click‑through risk and improve staff response to phishing and social engineering through focused microlearning and practical checklists

  • Speed up recovery by improving preparedness, documentation and incident response readiness

  • Support audits and accountability with clearer documentation, reporting pathways and structured training guidance

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