February 16, 2026
Cyber resilience in the North West: turning risk into regional strength
Martin Tyley
Global Lead Partner

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Cyber resilience in the North West: turning risk into regional strength

Cyber risk itself isn’t new but after two decades of headlines and hard lessons, it remains a daily operational issue for many.

According to the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT), over 600,000 UK businesses experiencing some form of cyber‑attack. So, if cyber risk isn’t new, why do impacts keep rising? And what can we do in the North West to change the trend?

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Cyber resilience in the North West: turning risk into regional strength

Cyber risk itself isn’t new but after two decades of headlines and hard lessons, it remains a daily operational issue for many.

According to the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT), over 600,000 UK businesses experiencing some form of cyber‑attack. So, if cyber risk isn’t new, why do impacts keep rising? And what can we do in the North West to change the trend?

Read the full blog on Insider Media.

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