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.
By Staff writer
Considerations for any growing business looking to improving the way things are done through AI technologies and automation.
By Staff writer
The idea of robots moving into the workplace is often met with a negative reaction. Hysterical predictions of Matrix-style human subjection or Terminators roaming the land are never far away from the topic.
By Staff writer
Cloud infrastructure it’s been the talk of the town amongst industry insiders, businesses and pretty much anyone who knows how to use a computer.
By Staff writer
Complex passwords are more of a hindrance than a help, according to the NCSC, but the onus should already be on IT departments to build an all-encompassing and secure IT infrastructure
By Staff writer
It should be no surprise that the internet is e first port of call for most consumers searching for products and services, so fast websites are a must.
By Staff writer
Business mergers and acquisitions can be a long and tiring process, but it’s important to keep calm and carry on during the next step.
There’s been plenty of press about the decision by CESG (Communications-Electronics Security Group, a group within the UK Government Communications Headquarters) advise against the use of long-established security guideline suggesting that users change their passwords on a regular basis.
By Michael Hack
While stories often discuss high profile cyber attacks on large firms and major brands like TalkTalk, LinkedIn and Twitter continue, the worrying trend now is that cyber criminals are increasingly turning their attention to small and medium businesses.
By Phil Beckett
Data is the lifeblood of most modern day businesses, but it presents a challenge in that it is portable, easily manipulated and relatively effortless to duplicate, so here are the abnormal places that digital fraud attacks may lurk.
