The impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on daily life continues to grow, as evidenced by increased adoption of generative AI in workplaces, with 75% of global knowledge workers utilizing these technologies, according to Microsoft. However, recent incidents, such as the unprecedented Microsoft IT outage affecting over 8.5 million devices, underscore the critical need for enhanced cybersecurity and resilience strategies in businesses. Research indicates that cyber resilience is vital for maintaining business continuity amid rising cyber threats, with many organizations underestimating the complexities involved in effective cybersecurity. Moreover, the payroll sector has emerged as a significant vulnerability, with cybercriminals exploiting weaknesses in payroll systems, leading to severe data breaches. As the cybersecurity software industry in the UK is projected to exceed £1.1 billion in 2024, companies are urged to shift focus from reactive to proactive measures against cyber threats. Overall, organizations must adopt comprehensive strategies to enhance their cybersecurity posture and protect against evolving threats.