With ransomware attacks affecting more and more UK organisations, Richard Blanford asks why many owners remain too afraid to accept that their firm’s IT systems may not be up to scratch.
Strictly Come Dancing’s former head judge, Len Goodman, has added to his skills as a ballroom dancer and TV presenter by enlisting in the SAS, or Scam Avoidance School, to help people aged 60 and over avoid being taken in by scammers.
UK retailers have seen a “concerning spike” in severe violence against employees and a continued rise in retail crime such as shoplifting, new industry data has revealed.
By Staff writer
Daren Oliver, cyber security expert and managing director of Fitzrovia IT, explores whether fraudulent emails are getting more difficult to identify.
The inability to control costs is a legacy of outdated ways of managing mileage, relying on employees to provide estimates of distances travelled.
Digital expenses management can make your life easier and can make your staff happier. Here are the top five reasons to ditch your spreadsheets.
The compensation culture may have just received its greatest support to date, following the Supreme Court ruling to axe employment tribunal fees.
Charlie Mullins opens fire, declaring universities are cash-hungry fraudsters and insisting schoolchildren needn?t buy into them for business success.
The Treasury hopes new laws will make it harder for terrorists and criminals to move money through the UK financial system which currently costs Britain £24bn a year.
By Staff writer
Consumers place a lot of trust in retailers when making online purchases, especially when it comes to keeping their personal details secure.
