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How accelerators and incubators can boost your impact

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By Christine L. Chiu, Paul Rubens Verified, Elaine Taylor
| Charity Digital
Everything you need to know about accelerator and incubator programmes in the charity and tech sectors The UK is boldly charting a path to compete with America’s Silicon Valley. Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced plans to create a tech corridor between Oxford and Cambridge. She hopes an initial £500 million investment will “kick-start” growth. Target sectors are the region’s infrastructure, affordable housing, and business, reports the BBC. Other areas in the UK have also heralded tech kick-starts.
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How conduct a cyber security risk assessment

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By Paul Rubens Verified, Elaine Taylor, Kirsty Marrins
| Charity Digital
Small charities are at the greatest risk of cyber attack. Here is a simple method to assess cyber risk to your charity Risk is an everyday part of charitable activity and managing it effectively is essential if trustees are to achieve their key objectives and safeguard their charity’s funds and assets. For that reason, the Charity Commission recommends that all charity leaders regularly assess the risks faced by their charities in all areas of its work.
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Everything you need to know about Cyber Essentials changes in 2026

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By Jenny Phipps, Paul Rubens Verified, Laura Stanley
| Charity Digital
The Cyber Essentials accreditation scheme continues to evolve to reflect the way organisations work today, and the 2026 updates bring some of the most significant changes in recent years. The overall aim of these updates is consistency. Assessments are now tighter, expectations are clearer, and there is far less room for interpretation. At Qlic IT, we’re already supporting charities through these changes, helping ensure they remain compliant while strengthening their overall cyber security.
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