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Three in the morning. Your phone's ringing. Someone's encrypted your customer database. What do you do?
This trailer launches our most ambitious series yet: a six-module programme running January through March 2026 that transforms panic into a complete, tested incident response plan. Each module drops every two weeks, giving you time to implement before the next one arrives. Between modules, normal episodes continue covering current threats, breaches, and patches.
This Series Will Give You:
What You'll Build:
Practical Outputs:
What You'll Build:
Practical Outputs:
What You'll Build:
Practical Outputs:
What You'll Build:
Practical Outputs:
What You'll Build:
Practical Outputs:
What You'll Build:
Practical Outputs:
Every other week between module releases, you'll get:
Because security doesn't pause whilst you're building your plan.
Week 1: Module episode drops
This cadence gives you:
Current State:
The Gap:
The Opportunity:
Traditional incident response planning assumes you have:
This series assumes you have:
Every recommendation is:
This series is particularly relevant for:
You'll especially benefit if:
Not theoretical frameworks or consultant waffle. Every module produces concrete, usable outputs you can implement on a Tuesday afternoon between customer calls.
Built for teams of 3-50 people, not Fortune 500 enterprises. Acknowledges real constraints around time, money, and expertise.
Every procedure comes from actual small business implementations. No academic theory or enterprise assumptions.
Two-week rhythm gives you time to implement, refine, and ask questions before the next module arrives.
Normal episodes between modules keep you current on threats, breaches, and patches whilst you're building your plan.
Six modules build into one cohesive incident response capability, not disconnected tips.
January 2026:
February 2026:
March 2026:
Don't miss any module in this series. Subscribe on your preferred platform:
Apple Podcasts: Currently ranked #13 in Management category worldwide
If you need direct assistance with incident response planning or any cybersecurity topic we cover:
Email: [email protected]
Visit our website for:
"No BS Cyber for SMBs" on LinkedIn - practical cybersecurity advice delivered weekly by Noel Bradford
Know someone who needs this? Share with:
With over 40 years in IT and cybersecurity across enterprises including Intel, Disney, and BBC, Noel now serves as CIO/Head of Technology for a boutique security-first MSP. He brings enterprise-level expertise to small business constraints, translating million-pound solutions into hundred-pound budgets. His mission is making cybersecurity practical and achievable for resource-constrained small businesses.
Former UK Government cyber analyst, Mauven brings systematic threat analysis and government-level security thinking to commercial reality. With her Glasgow roots and ex-government background, she translates complex security concepts into practical advice for small businesses, asking the questions business owners actually need answered.
If this series provides real value to your business:
Everything discussed in this series is for general guidance and educational purposes. It's meant to point you in the right direction but absolutely shouldn't be treated as professional advice tailored specifically to your business. Your situation is unique. What works brilliantly for one business might be completely inappropriate for another.
We do our very best to keep everything accurate and current, but the cybersecurity world moves quickly. Things can change between when we record and when you're listening, so always double-check critical technical details with qualified professionals before making major changes to your systems.
If we mention websites, products, or services, we're giving you information, not necessarily endorsing them. We can't be responsible for what happens on their end or if things go sideways when you use them.
If you're dealing with serious cybersecurity incidents, actual data breaches, or complex compliance issues, please talk to proper professionals rather than just relying on podcast advice. We're here to educate and help you understand the landscape, not to replace your security consultant, solicitor, or IT team.
Think of us as your knowledgeable mates down the pub who work in cybersecurity, not your official contracted consultants. We care about your business, but we're not your insurance policy.
Stay safe out there, keep learning, and remember: when in doubt, get a second opinion from someone who can see your specific situation.
This has been a Small Business Cyber Security Guy production. Copyright 2025, all rights reserved.
Series Preview | December 2025 | The Small Business Cyber Security Guy Podcast
#IncidentResponse #CyberSecurity #SmallBusiness #UKBusiness #SMBSecurity #CyberEssentials #BusinessContinuity #DisasterRecovery #NCSC #InfoSec #RiskManagement #DataProtection #GDPR #CyberInsurance #BusinessResilience #ThreatResponse #SecurityPlanning #UKCyber #EnterpriseSecurity #PracticalSecurity
By The Small Business Cyber Security Guy
Three in the morning. Your phone's ringing. Someone's encrypted your customer database. What do you do?
This trailer launches our most ambitious series yet: a six-module programme running January through March 2026 that transforms panic into a complete, tested incident response plan. Each module drops every two weeks, giving you time to implement before the next one arrives. Between modules, normal episodes continue covering current threats, breaches, and patches.
This Series Will Give You:
What You'll Build:
Practical Outputs:
What You'll Build:
Practical Outputs:
What You'll Build:
Practical Outputs:
What You'll Build:
Practical Outputs:
What You'll Build:
Practical Outputs:
What You'll Build:
Practical Outputs:
Every other week between module releases, you'll get:
Because security doesn't pause whilst you're building your plan.
Week 1: Module episode drops
This cadence gives you:
Current State:
The Gap:
The Opportunity:
Traditional incident response planning assumes you have:
This series assumes you have:
Every recommendation is:
This series is particularly relevant for:
You'll especially benefit if:
Not theoretical frameworks or consultant waffle. Every module produces concrete, usable outputs you can implement on a Tuesday afternoon between customer calls.
Built for teams of 3-50 people, not Fortune 500 enterprises. Acknowledges real constraints around time, money, and expertise.
Every procedure comes from actual small business implementations. No academic theory or enterprise assumptions.
Two-week rhythm gives you time to implement, refine, and ask questions before the next module arrives.
Normal episodes between modules keep you current on threats, breaches, and patches whilst you're building your plan.
Six modules build into one cohesive incident response capability, not disconnected tips.
January 2026:
February 2026:
March 2026:
Don't miss any module in this series. Subscribe on your preferred platform:
Apple Podcasts: Currently ranked #13 in Management category worldwide
If you need direct assistance with incident response planning or any cybersecurity topic we cover:
Email: [email protected]
Visit our website for:
"No BS Cyber for SMBs" on LinkedIn - practical cybersecurity advice delivered weekly by Noel Bradford
Know someone who needs this? Share with:
With over 40 years in IT and cybersecurity across enterprises including Intel, Disney, and BBC, Noel now serves as CIO/Head of Technology for a boutique security-first MSP. He brings enterprise-level expertise to small business constraints, translating million-pound solutions into hundred-pound budgets. His mission is making cybersecurity practical and achievable for resource-constrained small businesses.
Former UK Government cyber analyst, Mauven brings systematic threat analysis and government-level security thinking to commercial reality. With her Glasgow roots and ex-government background, she translates complex security concepts into practical advice for small businesses, asking the questions business owners actually need answered.
If this series provides real value to your business:
Everything discussed in this series is for general guidance and educational purposes. It's meant to point you in the right direction but absolutely shouldn't be treated as professional advice tailored specifically to your business. Your situation is unique. What works brilliantly for one business might be completely inappropriate for another.
We do our very best to keep everything accurate and current, but the cybersecurity world moves quickly. Things can change between when we record and when you're listening, so always double-check critical technical details with qualified professionals before making major changes to your systems.
If we mention websites, products, or services, we're giving you information, not necessarily endorsing them. We can't be responsible for what happens on their end or if things go sideways when you use them.
If you're dealing with serious cybersecurity incidents, actual data breaches, or complex compliance issues, please talk to proper professionals rather than just relying on podcast advice. We're here to educate and help you understand the landscape, not to replace your security consultant, solicitor, or IT team.
Think of us as your knowledgeable mates down the pub who work in cybersecurity, not your official contracted consultants. We care about your business, but we're not your insurance policy.
Stay safe out there, keep learning, and remember: when in doubt, get a second opinion from someone who can see your specific situation.
This has been a Small Business Cyber Security Guy production. Copyright 2025, all rights reserved.
Series Preview | December 2025 | The Small Business Cyber Security Guy Podcast
#IncidentResponse #CyberSecurity #SmallBusiness #UKBusiness #SMBSecurity #CyberEssentials #BusinessContinuity #DisasterRecovery #NCSC #InfoSec #RiskManagement #DataProtection #GDPR #CyberInsurance #BusinessResilience #ThreatResponse #SecurityPlanning #UKCyber #EnterpriseSecurity #PracticalSecurity