A cyberattack on supermarket fridges in France forced retailers to discard food.
For SMEs, cybersecurity also means protecting the connected equipment that keeps business running.
Who can access yours?
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@soc4sme.bsky.socialA cyberattack on supermarket fridges in France forced retailers to discard food.
For SMEs, cybersecurity also means protecting the connected equipment that keeps business running.
Who can access yours?
@soc4sme.bsky.socialA cyber incident is unfolding. What do you tell people?
Consistent facts don’t mean identical messages. Employees, customers and partners need guidance relevant to them, even while the investigation continues.
Read more: soc4sme.eu/when-a-cyber...
@soc4sme.bsky.social“Your account will be suspended today.” Would you pause or click?
Week 1 of SOC4SME’s #CyberSecMonth series focuses on phishing: unexpected requests, urgency and password demands.
Pause. Verify. Report.
See the cards for practical steps.
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@soc4sme.bsky.socialOctober is European Cybersecurity Month! SOC4SME will share weekly insights and practical tips for SMEs—from phishing and safer habits to AI scams and reporting concerns.
Follow us as we move from awareness to preparedness.
@soc4sme.bsky.socialAI is changing cyberattacks and the tools used to detect them. How can SMEs stay prepared?
Our latest newsletter covers AI, employee behaviour and lessons from real incidents.
🔗 Read it: mailchi.mp/8df93ceeade9...
@soc4sme.bsky.socialCyber risk extends beyond an organisation’s own systems. ENISA’s Threat Landscape 2026 highlights how digital dependencies and familiar attack methods shape the risks SMEs face.
Read the full report: www.enisa.europa.eu/publications...
@soc4sme.bsky.socialFirewalls and antivirus are essential, but who is watching when unusual activity begins?
Our latest Technical Newsletter explores how EDR and SOC monitoring can help SMEs detect, contain and respond to cyber threats.
🔗 Read more: mailchi.mp/d3399783b028...
@potato.softwareA legitimate email domain does not always mean a legitimate request.
The Revolut incident shows how attackers can exploit trusted channels to access sensitive data, without breaching company systems.
Verification procedures matter.
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@soc4sme.bsky.socialA legitimate email domain does not always mean a legitimate request.
The Revolut incident shows how attackers can exploit trusted channels to access sensitive data, without breaching company systems.
Verification procedures matter.