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# Digility Ltd

Secure Technology, Simplified

## Sitemaps

- [XML Sitemap](https://digility.net/sitemap.xml): Contains all public & indexable URLs for this website.

## Posts

- [Digility's insights, opinions and analysis of the extraordinary world of technology and cyber security](https://digility.net/insights/) - Explore our opinions, observations, insights and the results of our analysis of the technology and cyber security landscape. Please don't be shy. We would welcome your feedback to our articles.
- [CS4NSP Episode 1: Introduction - Security as an Enabler](https://digility.net/cs4nsp-episode-1-introduction/) - Cyber Security for Non-Security Professionals. What is the essence of cyber security and risk management. Not the ways and means. What are the ends; what are the objectives; what are we trying to achieve? Why we need to focus on what we are trying to enable, rather than on what we are trying to prevent.
- [When should a startup start doing security?](https://digility.net/when-should-a-startup-start-doing-security/) - It can be challenging to make space for security when all of your energy is focused on getting to market before the money runs out
- [CS4NSP Episode 6: How to establish trust when connecting systems together](https://digility.net/cs4nsp-episode-6-other-systems/) - We connect systems together to realise value that is greater than the sum of the parts. But each integration introduces additional risk. How can you manage that?
- [The pitfalls, perils and prizes in Security Operations](https://digility.net/building_successful_socs/) - A Security Operations Centre is one of the hardest and most complex elements of your security to get right. This complexity is often overlooked, and misconceptions are drawn regarding the mission, scope and potential value.
- [What is the "Third Way" to success in AI Adoption?](https://digility.net/safe_and_successful_ai_adoption/) - Between the "Dive in whatever the risks" tribe and the "I'm just going to wait and see" committee there is a more considered approach to AI adoption.
- [5 questions to help SMEs with their cyber security](https://digility.net/5-questions-for-smes/) - SMEs make up 99% of UK businesses, three fifths of employment, over 50% of all business revenue, are in everyone's supply chain, and are exposed to largely the same threats as large enterprises. How should they get started with cyber security?
- [What drives your organisation’s cyber security?](https://digility.net/what-drives-your-organisations-cyber-security/) - What’s your organisation’s type when it comes to cyber security? Is everything justified by the business risks, or are you hoping for the best?
- [CS4NSP Episode 3: Do you trust me? Why?](https://digility.net/cs4nsp-episode-3-people/) - Trust in People is at the heart of cyber security. We describe the factors that contribute to this trust and introduce the concept of different Trust Personas.
- [CS4NSP Episode 5: Any safe can be cracked; lets look at the security of your asset's environment](https://digility.net/cs4nsp-episode-5-environments/) - You would apply different security to protect your possessions in your house than you would to protect your garden tools in your shed. Similar principles apply to the environments holding your digital assets.
- [New UK Government Guidance that doesn't do much to Guide Action](https://digility.net/uk_guidance_on_saas_residency/) - Recent government guidance encouraging departments to consider cloud solutions outside the UK is well intended. But it leaves more questions than answers in a topic that is both complex and nuanced.
- [Does AI "appreciate" its own ignorance?](https://digility.net/does-ai-appreciate-its-own-ignorance/) - An appreciation of our own ignorance is vital to our humility, creativity and the safety of the decisions we make. Does AI have this quality and if not what does this mean?
- [How to Protect the Digital Achilles Heel of Military Capability](https://digility.net/how-to-protect-the-digital-achilles-heel-of-military-capability/) - Our demographics and the moral value we place on life as a society mean our military must rely on it exploiting technological advantage. But the increased dependence on support from suppliers makes the supply chain an extended part of the networked battlespace, and their security and resilience are critical.
- [Avoid Issues in Operations - Be More Secure by Design](https://digility.net/secure_by_design/) - Applying the principles of Secure by Design will reduce the security issues that get into operations, and save time and money.
- [What do Boeing and many SaaS providers have in common?](https://digility.net/security_as_an_optional_extra/) - What do Boeing and too many SaaS providers have in common? Both have a history of treating important safety/security features as something to up-sell. We would argue that a software vendor has a moral responsibility for the secure operation of their solution.
- [How to avoid being attacked by those helpful little browser extensions](https://digility.net/browser-extension-trust-and-risk/) - Web browsers and email are the dominant routes used by hackers, and they frequently use browser extensions because they are often overlooked by users. What should you be doing as an individual or as an organisation to prevent this?
- [Microsoft's and Google's poor discipline is weakening herd immunity](https://digility.net/big-tech-weakens-email-security/) - Email was insecure by design, but additional standards have progressively improved that. However, our recent research has indicated that poor discipline at Microsoft and Google is putting all of that hard work at risk. As the dominant providers of email services to our businesses this puts all of us at risk.
- [Why you should be very cautious before choosing to "Sign in with"](https://digility.net/getting-control-of-the-permissions-you-are-you-granting-some-third-party-apps-when-you-sign-in-with-microsoft-or-google/) - When you "Sign in" with Microsoft or Google you may be handing over far more than the responsibility for them to confirm your identity. Some apps seem to be asking for far more permission than they need, or than they should. While this may be bad for an individual, for a business this could have very wide commercial and legal implications.
- [(How) Can we trust AI?](https://digility.net/ai-risk/) - Is human nature at fault for the weakness in our management of technology risk? How do we need to change our perspective as AI makes us more dependent?
- [CS4NSP Episode 4: Devices Deserve Zero Trust from the Outset](https://digility.net/cs4nsp-episode-4-devices/) - Devices are the least trustworthy elements of your security; when combined with low-trust People, you have a disaster waiting to happen. If a user's device enables them to do their job, it will also allow an attacker who compromises it to access all those resources.
- [CS4NSP Episode 2: Show me the Value - Assets and Risks](https://digility.net/cs4nsp-episode-2-assets-risks/) - If we are going to align our approach to cyber security with business priorities, and focus from the outset on what we are trying to enable rather than what we are trying to prevent, then we need to start with the things we value.

## Pages

- [At Digility we deliver Secure Technology, Simplified](https://digility.net/) - Secure Technology, Simplified. The simple things in life are more easily and universally understood, and enable greater flexibility. Get Simple Cyber Security.
- [Good Security for SMEs](https://digility.net/sme-services/) - Services for Small- and Medium-Sized Businesses The Threat Of the 233 UK companies publicly listed by ransomware groups in 2025, 80% had fewer than 200 employees Insurance Times, Sep 2025 Cyber threats need little introduction — every week brings news of businesses crippled, defrauded, or held to ransom. SMEs are hit hardest: those under £18m
- [Digility's series on Cyber Security for Non-Security Professionals](https://digility.net/digilitys-series-on-cyber-security-for-non-security-professionals/) - Read our CS4NSP series of articles intended for people who don't do Cyber and Information Security as their day job but who need to have a basic understanding of what it is all about. It won't make you an expert, but will hopefully enable you to understand the experts.
- [Who are we, and how are we amazing](https://digility.net/about/) - Who we are Digility is a digital transformation, security and resilience business. We offer consultancy services, expertise on an interim or fractional basis, and develop products where we see unmet need. We are passionate about our clients generating value and establishing sustainable agility through secure digital transformation. By delivering technology enabled change, with security established from
- [Talosic - Cloud security designed for SMEs](https://digility.net/talosic/) - We are launchingTalosic - a cloud service offering Enterprise grade security, specifically designed for Small and Medium Sized Businesses

## Landing pages

- [Elementor Landing page #2184](https://digility.net/elementor-landing-page-2184/) - We're launching! Some of the Services Talosic will Offer Protect Your Email Protect Your Email Prevent your email being spoofed by other people; protect trust and reputation in your communications; reduce the risk that your people will be phished; understand where your email is coming from and where it is going to Apply Information Classification

## My Templates

- [Elementor Single Post #1079](https://digility.net/?elementor_library=elementor-single-post-1079) - Elementor Single Post #1079 January 11, 2024 When the founders are trying to do everything, and the biggest worry is whether you will be able to make payroll at the end of the month, it is easy to kick the cyber security can down the road. “If our target customers don’t know who we are
- [Default Kit](https://digility.net/?elementor_library=default-kit-2)
- [Elementor Archive #1041](https://digility.net/?elementor_library=elementor-archive-1041) - insights Our views and opinions, and the results of our analysis of the technology and cyber security scene When should a startup start doing security? Tom Burton (Founder, Digility Ltd) 24 September 2025 It can be challenging to make space for security when all of your energy is focused on getting to market before the
- [Elementor Error 404 #994](https://digility.net/?elementor_library=elementor-error-404-994) - Sorry, we can't find this page The page you are looking for doesn’t seem to exist. It may have been removed or you may have typed the wrong address in. Please go to our home page to find what you are looking for (this sort of problem is referred to as a 404 error) Back
- [Default Kit](https://digility.net/?elementor_library=default-kit)

## Categories

- [Blog](https://digility.net/category/blog/) - Your blog category
- [Cyber Security for Non-Security Professionals](https://digility.net/category/csfnsp/) - A series of posts intending to provide a foundation of understanding of cyber security for people who are not security professionals themselves
- [Cyber Security for Non-Security Professionals](https://digility.net/category/cs4nsp/) - A series of posts intending to provide a foundation of understanding of cyber security for people who are not security professionals themselves