By David Navin
Security expert Emma Philpott has said: “There’s a lot of great talk, but most SMEs do nothing about cyber security. It’s shocking.” Is your business among those Philpott is referring to
By Farida Gibbs
Decision makers need to be more proactive in their response to cyber-attacks, according to IT staffing expert Farida Gibbs, founder and CEO of Gibbs S3.
By Staff writer
In an increasingly digital age, owners and managers of small and medium-sized businesses must be aware of the cyber risks out there and the techniques to prevent damage.
Cybercrime makes no distinction between large or small businesses, nor does it distinguish between the type of industry or sector it targets, but there are eight key tips businesses can use to protect themselves and their data from cyber crime.
By Isaac George
Isaac George, SVP & regional head of digital transformation company Happiest Minds UK, discusses the increased number of security threats UK organisations are exposed to following the TalkTalk hack.
By David Craik
More women are needed to protect British businesses against the dangers of cyber crime according to a new report.
If an organisation loses your personal data, would you expect them to tell you about it The media’s appetite for reporting stories of laptops lost on trains and cyber criminals’ ever more sophisticated hacking techniques is a reflection of the increasing importance of data security to consumers and corporates alike.
The Department for Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS) has teamed with the high-growth business support service, the Accelerator Network, to bring together 50 British youngsters specialising in cyber security.
The UK’s cyber security sector is worth over £6bn, growing three times as fast as our overall economy and earning £1 in every £5 from the internet. But can the sector truly stand up to the rising threat of advanced hackers Queue David Cameron, Barack Obama and their new joint effort to combat cyber threats.
Following the recent onslaught of attacks on Sony, Daisy Group data expert Walter Rossi explains that hackers are becoming increasingly sophisticated. It’s time that UK businesses finally acknowledged it, or face the consequences.
