The Open Book Problem 5: Closing it with Practical Defences for Small Businesses
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The Open Book Problem 5: Closing it with Practical Defences for Small Businesses
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The final episode in the five-part Open Book series delivers a practical action plan for UK small business directors facing public data exposure. Noel Bradford and the SBCSG team rank OSINT risks by real attack potential, from identity compromise to technical targeting.
Graham Falkner provides a 30-day implementation plan covering Companies House corrections, electoral register opt-outs, data broker removal, and process hardening.
Mauven MacLeod examines the policy gaps that leave individuals absorbing systemic risk, while
Lucy Harper summarises outstanding accountability questions for regulators and government. The episode includes a board-level conversation framework, guidance on when to seek help, and a tabletop exercise for testing verification processes. This is not about vanishing from the internet. It is about reducing avoidable harm, prioritising exposure that enables fraud, and turning regulatory frustration into collective pressure for structural reform.