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Do you need Staff Phishing Simulation?

At LG CyberSec, we’re exploring a low-cost, high-impact phishing simulation service designed for small and medium-sized businesses (100-400 employees). Each month, we send realistic, customised phishing emails to your staff and track who interacts with them. At the end of that month, you receive a clear, actionable report showing click-through rates and exactly who took the bait — helping you target future training where it’s needed most.

We’re aiming to make enterprise-grade security awareness testing affordable for everyone starting from £50/month for companies with 200 or less employees.

Do you need help with your threat detections?

LG CyberSec’s Detection Engineering service is built for organizations that understand prevention isn’t enough. We can help design, build, and optimize detection capabilities that empower your security operations to catch what others miss — faster, smarter, and with less noise.

Also, watch this space, as we are working on building a large repository of Sigma detection rules, and more detection capabilities, publicly available for free, which you can run for your SMB.

Do you need consultation? Or just want to chat about cybersecurity?

At LG CyberSec, we don’t just respond to threats — we anticipate them. Our cybersecurity consulting services are designed to empower organizations with strategic insight, expert guidance, and tailored solutions to protect what matters most: your data, your systems, and your reputation.

Or if you just want to chat about anything cybersecurity, get in touch, we’d love to chat and help you in any way we can!

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Our Cybersecurity Blog.

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  • UK Digital ID Privacy Concerns: How New Identity Systems Could Compromise Your Security

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    The UK government’s push towards a comprehensive digital identity system promises convenience and efficiency, but beneath the surface lies a complex web of privacy and security concerns that could fundamentally alter how citizens interact with digital services. As small businesses and consumers increasingly rely on digital platforms, understanding the potential risks of centralized identity verification…

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  • Complete Guide to Securing Web Browsers in SMBs: Protect Your Business from Cyber Threats

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    In today’s digital landscape, securing web browsers in SMBs has become more critical than ever. With small businesses accounting for 43% of cyber attacks annually and losing an average of $25,000 per incident, browser security represents your first line of defense against increasingly sophisticated threats. Web browsers serve as gateways to the internet, handling everything…