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Short, evidence-led guides written by Professor Buck Rogers — for non-executive directors, bank boards and those who run private offices. Each one is free: tell us where to send it and the download appears straight away.
New series · Cyber Awareness Month, October 2026
Cyber Awareness for the Boardroom
A short series for bank boards and executive teams on behaviour, service recovery and supplier dependencies — looking past reassuring metrics to evidence of a response. New guides will be added through the month.

Guide 1
Training completed. What has changed?
Behaviour, verification and leadership — evidence to discuss, three board questions and a ten-minute scenario for your next meeting.
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Guide 2
Backups working. Could the service recover?
Dependencies, trusted information and recovery evidence — five board questions and a ten-minute payments recovery scenario for your next meeting.
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Guide 3
Supplier assessed. What happens if it fails?
Dependency, disruption and decision-making — three board questions and a ten-minute supplier-failure scenario for your next meeting.
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Guide 4 · New
Exercise completed. Are we ready to decide?
Decisions under pressure and evidence of improvement — three board questions and a ten-minute containment scenario for your next meeting.
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Board advisory guide
Can You Defend the Declaration?
Cyber risk, critical dependencies and Provision 29 — a practical guide helping non-executive directors move from reassurance to evidence.

Private offices guide
Protecting What Matters
Privacy, verified instructions and critical dependencies — a practical guide for principals and those who run their private offices.

International banking board guide
Cyber Resilience for Bank Boards
Nine board questions, an illustrative dependency scenario and a five-minute confidence check — helping bank boards show they could respond and recover.

Board guides companion
What Does Good Cyber Evidence Look Like?
What to ask for, what it tells you and where its limits lie — helping directors test the evidence behind familiar cyber assurances.
Board questions
Straight answers to the questions boards ask most
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