How to protect your organisation’s Social Media accounts from hackers
Business social media accounts often grow in bits and pieces. One employee creates the Facebook Page. Someone else connects Instagram, and an outside agency is later given access to run advertising.
From Early Customers to Consistent Growth: The next challenge for B2B technology businesses
Why a strong technology product doesn’t automatically create a repeatable route to market
Urgent - IT security alert for those with websites
As you may well have heard in news headlines – two worldwide critical security vulnerabilities were discovered and released yesterday, 21 October, 2026.
These vulnerabilities lie within a programming language called PHP, which is a language used widely for websites.
Workplace Needs Assessments: Beyond the fix
TL;DR: Ask most people what a workplace needs assessment is for, and they will describe a response to a problem: a complaint, a performance concern, something that has already gone wrong. That is true, but it is only half the job.
Before you build the go-to-market plan, test the assumptions behind It
Why early-stage businesses should validate the few commercial assumptions that matter most before investing heavily in sales and marketingEarly-stage businesses are often encouraged to move quickly towards market.
Administrator access – why you need to review yours
Granting Administrator access often starts with a single request. An employee simply needs to install a printer, update a specialist program, or change a setting on their computer.
Explore the Image Ability blog
Explore the Image Ability blog for articles and reflections on image literacy, executive presence, leadership, cultural intelligence and the relationship between how we communicate, behave and present ourselves.
How’s your Health & Safety management looking?
Health & Safety arrangements tend to build over time.
A policy gets written. Risk assessments are completed. Training is booked. Fire safety arrangements are put in place.
Still running Windows 10? – Why you’re putting your business at risk
Windows 10 reached the end of Microsoft support in October last year, which means – unless you’re splashing out on ESU – it no longer gets essential security updates.
Automation and optimisation: How POLATIS® optical circuit switching is enhancing network test laboratories
In today’s rapidly evolving business climate, the ability to automate test infrastructure and resources is essential.
After the funding round: how to build the foundations for sustainable growth
Securing investment is a significant milestone for any business.
For an early-stage life sciences company, it may mean moving from scientific validation towards commercialisation.
Does AI increase imposter syndrome?
I am often asked whether the use of AI increases imposter syndrome (also more accurately called imposter phenomenon) - that sense of not being good enough, feeling undeserving of success or that you don't belong. In truth, the short answer is "we don't know". But I suspect that it might...
Mental Health First Aid training: Learning Across Roles, Levels and Organisations
Coming back to the office after the summer break can be a great time for forward planning and embedding positive behaviours. It can allow opportunities to revisit workplace well being in the run up to Christmas.
QR Code scams – how to protect yourself and your business
What is a QR code scam?
Simply put – a QR code scam is the same as a phishing attack – it just uses a QR code that you scan, instead of coaxing you into clicking a link.
Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) and the role of Optical Circuit Switching in Secure Networking
In an increasingly interconnected world, data security has become paramount. Traditional encryption methods, while robust, face threats from ever-evolving quantum computing capabilities. This is where Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) comes into play.
Expanding Capabilities in MedTech Compliance
Over the past year, my consultancy journey in the medical device sector — supporting both SaMD and hardware innovators — has accelerated in ways I’m incredibly proud of.
Technical interviews lose talent when they test the wrong thing
A technical interview should show how someone thinks, builds and works with others. Too many still test how well they perform under artificial pressure.
Technical hiring is one of the hardest parts of scaling a startup.
First hires do not break startups. Unclear hiring evidence does.
Early hiring mistakes rarely look like mistakes at the time. They feel like speed, trust and founder instinct.
In the first stage of a startup, hiring is personal.
SHE Does Safety expands training support for businesses
SHE Does Safety Expands Training Support for Businesses
Why human nature is your biggest security risk
Personal web habits are one of the least visible cybersecurity risks that organisations face – especially when work and personal life share the same devices or browsers.
What we learned from talking to businesses about Microsoft Copilot
Microsoft Copilot is one of the fastest-growing technologies in the Microsoft 365 ecosystem, but many organisations are still asking the same questions.
How does it actually help? Is it ready for everyday use? Where do you start?
Reimagining interconnects: The expanding role of optical circuit switching in telecom, AI, and data infrastructure
Why interconnects matter: The backbone of modern digital infrastructureInterconnects are the silent enablers of digital transformation.
Is AI recommending your business? Now you can measure it.
When a buyer asks ChatGPT, Gemini or Claude “which companies would you recommend for this?”, one of two things happens: your business is named, or a competitor’s is. Until now there was no honest way to know which — so we built one.
Data Plane Threat Interpretation (DPTI): A New Architecture for Explainable and Reproducible Cybersecurity
ContentTuring Tower has published Data Plane Threat Interpretation (DPTI), an open cybersecurity architecture designed to transform raw system activity into evidence-backed, explainable, and reproducible security judgments.
Why Most UK Businesses Are Wasting Money on Off-the-Shelf E-Learning
Every year, thousands of UK businesses purchase an off-the-shelf e-learning library. A few months later, the completion rates are embarrassing, the content feels generic, and nobody can quite remember why they bought it. Sound familiar?