A warning-light panel for Rita's three flower shops, which have eighteen staff and no IT: a weird email reported by a customer, an account locked out, a payment nobody recognises and a new sign-in from a new device are lit, beside a staff report and a built-in alert. Below, the free alerts the business already had, turned on and made to reach a person. Beside it, the comfortable explanations — just a glitch, probably spam, must be some fee — struck out, and the aim of noticing sooner: a customer's report that took two weeks to arrive now has an easy, safe way in.

CY-BEGINNER-066Beginner · Detection Engineering

The Signs — How a Small Business Spots Trouble Without a Security Team

You will never build a detection system or run a SIEM. For a small business, detection means one thing: noticing when something is wrong. Knowing your normal, the free alerts you already have, your people, the signs of trouble, and a small routine.

11 hours8 chapters32 lessons225 activities8 labs

What you'll learn

See that detection, for a small business, means noticing, and know your normal so the odd stands out.
Turn on the free alerts your email, accounts, and bank already offer, and make your people your sensors.
Recognise the everyday signs of trouble, and resist explaining them away with a calm second look.
Aim to notice sooner not perfectly, and turn noticing into a small routine so it is a habit, not luck.

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