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Cyber security is no longer a concern exclusive to large enterprises. Irish small and medium businesses are being targeted at scale because attackers know that SMEs often lack the security controls of larger organisations while holding valuable data and typically having adequate funds to pay a ransom. The threat environment in 2026 is more sophisticated, more automated, and more commercially ruthless than it was even two years ago. The Threats Most Likely to Hit an Irish Busi

Cloud migration is one of those projects that looks straightforward on paper and becomes complicated quickly in practice. Businesses move workloads to the cloud expecting to reduce costs, improve flexibility, and hand off infrastructure headaches, and many achieve all of that, eventually. But the journey is frequently longer, more expensive, and more disruptive than anticipated, almost always because of avoidable mistakes made at the planning stage. Mistake 1: Lifting and Shi

The NIS2 Directive, the EU's updated Network and Information Security regulation, came into force across member states in October 2024 and significantly expands the scope of mandatory cyber security obligations for businesses operating in Ireland and across the EU. Many Irish businesses that were not affected by the original NIS Directive now fall within scope of NIS2, and the compliance requirements are materially more demanding than anything previously required outside of r