Martyn's Law: What Cambridge Venues Need to Do Before 2027

From spring 2027, Cambridge venues that can hold 200 or more people will have new duties under Martyn's Law. Here is how to check whether you are in scope, what the standard tier asks and the free steps to take first.

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.

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.

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.  

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.  

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.  

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.  

Challenging behaviours in children: why they happen and how to fix them

Most parents will, at some point, sit at the dinner table wondering how a seven-year-old who was laughing five minutes ago is now on the floor, screaming, over a plate of pasta. Or watch a normally easy-going teenager slam a bedroom door hard enough to rattle the landing pictures.

Community Currency: Rethinking Money for Local Resilience and Social Value

Money is one of the most powerful systems shaping modern life. It allows us to buy, sell, save and invest. It gives a common measure to goods and services that would otherwise be difficult to compare.

From unheard to unmissable

In every community, there are brilliant causes looking for helping hands – and people who gladly give their time to support others.

Where SHE does safety started: Meet the Founder

I’ve been asked quite a bit lately for my story, so here it is.I’m Laura — a Certified member of IOSH, an Associate member of the IFSM, and the founder of SHE does safety.

Why tone of voice is every organisation’s business

When most people think about “tone of voice”, they imagine glossy brand bibles and large marketing teams. But tone isn’t just for the giants.

Protecting your staff and your organisation from fake recruitment scams

A fake recruiter message is one of the cleanest social engineering tricks around -because it doesn’t look like a trick. Here’s a few simple checks and rules to shut these scams down.

A gift to your IT – a freebie from us to mark World Password Day

This month heralded World Password Day – and we’ve decided to mark it with a bit of a gift.

As a one-off special, we’re giving away our passwords policy template – for free!

Building a smart data retention policy – What your business needs to do

The digital world has transformed how small businesses operate. We now have an overwhelming volume of information to manage – employee records, contracts, logs, financial statements, not to mention customer emails and backups. 

Using company laptops at home: the essential checklist to keep them secure

At home, security incidents don’t look like dramatic movie hacks. They can be something as simple as stepping away from your laptop to take a delivery, or leaving it unlocked while you grab something quickly from another room.

The ‘insider threat’ you might overlook: Proper employee offboarding

Imagine a former employee, maybe someone who didn’t leave on the best of terms. Their login still works, their email still forwards messages, and they can still access the project management tool, cloud storage, and customer database.

Organised, networked, profitable: understanding the assault on gender equality

In March 2026, Global 50/50 launched its In Dialogue series — a new convening space for the urgent conversations that gender justice demands.

Using a Windows Server?

The server refresh deadline: Why Windows Server 2016’s end of support should drive your cloud migration plan

Time moves fast in the world of technology, and operating systems that once felt cutting-edge are becoming obsolete.

First Aid Needs Assessment: A Guide for Employers

First Aid Needs and What That Means for Your Business

At She Does Safety Ltd, we’re passionate about helping you create safer, more empowered workplaces.