Cyber security for small and medium businesses

Find weak points before they become real problems.

Cyber risk is no longer only a big-business problem.

GSKordeven helps small and medium businesses across the United Kingdom strengthen their everyday cyber security, and builds websites, web applications and desktop tools with security considered from the start.

Permission-based reviews. Clear scope. Plain-English findings. No scare tactics.

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Security is part of the service, not an extra added later.

The goal is not to sell unnecessary complexity. It is to help businesses improve the areas that matter and build digital tools on safer foundations.

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Useful business context

Clear figures. Calm decisions. Practical next steps.

These figures are not here to create panic. They show why checking common weak points, planning for problems and building digital services carefully can be worthwhile.

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United Kingdom businesses • 2025/2026

Cyber breaches and attacks are not unusual.

Forty-three percent of businesses identified at least one cyber breach or attack during the previous 12 months.

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Business size

Reported exposure rises as businesses grow.

The survey found identified breaches or attacks across every business size, including micro and small businesses.

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Phishing messages

Deceptive messages remain the most common route.

Thirty-eight percent of businesses identified phishing. Among the businesses affected, sixty-nine percent described phishing as their most disruptive type of incident.

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Preparation

A written response plan is still uncommon.

Only a quarter of businesses had a formal plan for responding to a cyber incident. A short, usable plan can make decisions clearer when the pressure is on.

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Start with clarity, not a large technology bill.

A Cyber Health Check can show what is already working, what needs attention, and which improvements should come first.

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