How UK SMEs can build resilience amid global trade turbulence
Insights from Andrew Watkinson, Managing Director at CPiO, on navigating tariffs, supply chain risks, and financial uncertainty
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With a high level of fraudulent emails and illicit messages circulating at present, some under the guise of NHS and Government Covid-19 notifications, businesses are currently at an increased risk of cybercrime.
Employees who are working from home at present are more exposed and potentially less protected than they might be whilst working from an office location with firewalls and additional security in place.
Vigilance is key
As individuals we all have a part to play in the fight against cybercrime. So what basic steps can you take to help spot a fraudulent email?
Email is still one of the most used sources for delivering malware, ransomware and many other vindictive attacks. Your levels of trust should be left to people you know and who you are in communication with – everything else; consider the following…
Don’t let your guard down
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