Cyber Security Training Archives

People not plans

In this recent press piece, Toro Solutions’ Directors of Cyber Security and Physical Security and Risk discuss why resilience is about people, not paperwork.

They argue that most organisations don’t fall short because they lack plans, but because their teams operate in silos. When cyber, physical and operational functions fail to share context early, warning signs are missed and response slows down. Convergence, they explain, isn’t about restructuring it’s about getting the right people talking before small issues turn into bigger problems.

Because when pressure hits, it’s not the plan that makes the difference, it’s how well your teams work together.

How to build a strong security culture across your organisation

Learn how to build a strong security culture by embedding practical processes, leadership support and behaviour-based training into everyday operations.

How to recognise and respond to social engineering attempts

Learn how to recognise and respond to social engineering attempts with practical steps to verify requests, limit information sharing and reduce organisational risk.

Cyber security in 2026 – What security and risk leaders need to prepare for now

Cyber security in 2026 is shaped by AI-driven attacks, identity-based risk, deepfakes, and fragile supply chains. Discover what security and risk leaders must prioritise now to strengthen resilience and recovery.

What should you do to prevent invoice fraud?

A simple, consistent verification process can make the difference between stopping fraud early and suffering a financial loss. This guide sets out the practical steps that should be followed before paying any invoice from a new supplier or when bank details change.

What should you do if you experience a ransomware attack?

The first few hours matter most. Calm, disciplined actions can prevent wider damage, preserve recovery options, and protect the organisation legally and financially.

What should you do to stay safe whilst commuting?

Commuting often involves crowded spaces, distractions and unfamiliar environments. These conditions increase the risk of theft, surveillance and accidental data exposure. A calm, consistent and security-conscious approach can significantly reduce that risk.

Cyber Security Training

People not plans

What should you do to prevent invoice fraud?

What should you do to stay safe whilst commuting?

Cyber security audits – what leaders should know

7 questions every family office should be asking