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Vulnerability Assessment vs Penetration Testing: Which Does Your Business Need?

Vulnerability assessment and penetration testing are not alternatives. One is a broad, repeatable sweep that tells you what is known to be wrong across everything you own; the other is a narrow, manual, adversarial exercise that proves what an attacker could do with it. This guide defines both in the NCSC’s own terms, sets out the five differences that decide the buying order, maps what each instrument finds and misses, prices both against 2026 UK market rates, and costs one 60-person business four different ways.

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Cybersecurity Audit Cost UK: What SMEs Should Expect to Pay

Cyber security audit” is not one product in the UK — it is five, priced between roughly £400 and £25,000, and most overspending comes from buying a level of assurance nobody asked for. This guide prices Cyber Essentials, Cyber Essentials Plus, posture reviews, vulnerability assessments and ISO 27001 certification side by side, explains the day-rate arithmetic behind every quote, shows exactly which scope decisions move the number, and costs one 40-person firm five different ways.

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SharePoint for Accountancy Firms: Secure Client Document Management

How a UK accountancy practice should design and secure client documents in SharePoint Online — the seven-site architecture that replaces one site per client, the metadata columns that replace folder trees, a group-based permission model with restricted access control on anti-money laundering evidence, the four external sharing settings and why Anyone links break your device policies, sensitivity labels and data loss prevention for client data, retention to Regulation 40 of the Money Laundering Regulations 2017, version limits and the 93-day recycle bin, Copilot oversharing controls, Microsoft’s own hard limits, UK licence costs with a worked forty-one person example, and a thirty-day build calendar.

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