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Geopolitics used to feel comfortably distant from most UK SMEs.
But recent analysis from Thrive on Iran linked groups like Handala – and their disruption of organisations such as Stryker – is a reminder that when state aligned actors turn up the pressure, the whole internet feels it.
You do not need to be a defence contractor to be affected. If your business relies on online portals, booking systems, remote access or cloud apps, you are already living with the consequences of these campaigns: more background noise, more probing, and a higher chance that someone else’s fight becomes your outage.
The real question for UK organisations is not “Will a nation state pick us?” but:
“How do we stay online and resilient when geopolitically driven activity is targeting the networks and providers we all share?”
That is exactly the problem Securus Communications is built to solve.
By combining its own high capacity UK core network with managed security – DDoS protection (Securus Shield), Managed Firewall, MDR, and Disaster Recovery – Securus helps organisations that can’t afford downtime or data breaches turn global headlines into local, practical resilience.
I’ve written a new piece exploring what the US–Israel–Iran situation means for UK businesses, and how Securus’ integrated Detect, Connect and Protect approach keeps critical services available when the wider internet becomes turbulent.

Geopolitics Meets the SME Network: What the US–Israel–Iran Conflict Means for UK Businesses – and How to Stay Online Geopolitical Intel | GEÓ Geopolitical Intelligence Network - Geopolitics Meets the SME Network: What the US–Israel–Iran Co GEÓ - Geopolitical Intel in the GCC | GEÓ - Latest Geopolitical Intel | Explore how the US–Israel–Iran cyber conflict raises risks for UK SMEs and how Securus Communications uses DDoS protection, managed security and resilient connectivity to keep businesses online.