Security compliance (and particularly ISO 27001) is like the project in school you had the whole year to complete - and ended up starting in a panic the night before.
According to the UK's Cyber Security longitudinal survey, it's not the potential for cyberattacks that's driving SMEs to obtain security compliance. Instead, more and more are finding that it's become a contractual requirement to work with public sector bodies and large companies.
Organisational inertia, process friction, and complexity make it difficult to introduce change once your business is already established. That's why implementing the right processes from the start will save you a lot of time, headaches, and, importantly, money.
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