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Simon was running a multi-day cybersecurity training for one of his business clients. Threat recognition, basic hygiene, secure tools. The session was being recorded.

On the screen behind him, a Salesforce dashboard was wide open. Customer data. Active deals. Sensitive information. On camera. Being recorded. Nobody caught it. Not even Simon, at first.

When it clicked, it hit hard. He was standing there teaching cybersecurity while a live data leak ran behind him for everyone to see. That moment is the whole thing in miniature: people don’t see the risk until someone points at it, and by then the damage is often already done.

Simon went to renew his vehicle insurance. The agent was friendly and efficient, running his whole working day off his personal laptop. Work email, client data, personal life, all on the same machine.

Before Simon left, the agent asked him to send some details by email. Simon sent it from a different address with a link to a small test page. When the agent clicked, it displayed one sentence:

“ If this had been malicious, I would have stolen every cookie and login in your browser, insurance company logins included. ”

The agent called the next day. Not angry, grateful, and wanting to know how to fix it. Simon walked him through a password manager, proper endpoint protection, and a clean split between his work and personal setups. He later rebuilt the agent’s home network with a firewall, VLANs, and a DMZ.

That one conversation turned into Simon presenting to the whole insurance branch. The agent is now a close friend.

These weren’t one-offs. Over years of managing infrastructure, Simon watched the same story repeat. Clients got hit by attacks that five minutes of plain training would have caught: a phishing email, a reused password, an unpatched plugin. The damage was always real, and always avoidable.

Most of the people on the receiving end had never sat through a single cybersecurity lesson.