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UK Businesses Expose Gaps in Basic Cyber Skills

The UK is facing a wake-up call: over half of its businesses lack confidence in their basic cyber skills, leaving them vulnerable to breaches and slow to recover. This alarming gap in technical abilities affects an estimated 808,000 businesses, a significant jump from 699,000 last year.

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Survey Exposes Gap Between Cybersecurity Confidence and Readiness

There's a jarring disconnect between cybersecurity confidence and actual readiness, with 91% of leaders feeling secure, yet only 8% making it a lasting priority after an incident. This gap is starkly illustrated by the 44% of organizations that made no meaningful changes after being hit, despite swift fixes.

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Cyber Confidence Erodes as Readiness Paradox Grows

Most organizations claim they're confident in their ability to tackle cyberwarfare and AI-driven threats, but their actions tell a different story - with many admitting to lacking the budget and resources to back up their boasts. This alarming gap between confidence and capability is what we call the Cyber Readiness Paradox.

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