Cyber insurance is one piece of the puzzle. Strong cyber habits are the other. We’ve pulled together the resources we think every business owner should know about — from the UK government’s own guidance to the tools we use with clients to assess their cyber risk. No jargon, no scare tactics. Just useful stuff.
Government Guidance
The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) is the UK’s authority on cyber security. Their guidance is practical, free, and written for people who aren’t IT experts. Visit the NCSC website: https://www.ncsc.gov.uk
If you’re not sure where to start, the NCSC’s Small Business Guide is a good first stop — five quick wins that genuinely move the needle on your cyber resilience.
Tools We Use to Assess Cyber Risk
When we’re helping a client think about cyber, we don’t just rely on a gut feel. These are the tools we draw on to build a clear picture of your exposure:
- Insurer risk assessment questionnaires — structured deep-dives into your current setup
- CFC cyber risk calculator — quick way to size up your potential financial exposure
- Coalition Control assessment — automated scan of your external attack surface
- Cyber security scans — to spot vulnerabilities before someone else does
Repose Resources
We’ve written and recorded a fair bit about cyber risk over the years. A few starting points:
- Our Cyber Insurance page — what it actually covers and who needs it
- Protect the air — our framework for thinking about insurance and risk
- The Cyber Blog — articles on real claims, threats we’re seeing, and what’s working
Talk to Us
If you’ve got a specific worry, or you just want a sanity check on where you stand, get in touch. We don’t charge for the conversation. Book a call here.
