By Paul Kenyon
Paul Kenyon, EVP at endpoint security software firm Avecto, shares his insight on how digital security should be dealt with in the modern age – laying out a four-point plan as a guide.
Microsoft’s new Windows 10 platform launches on the 29th July. Smart businesses need to think ahead and ensure they know just how they will respond to the upgrade. Malcolm Newdick, MD and founder at Riverbank IT Management, has mapped a Windows 10 101 on the key things you need to know.
Seagate’s Sof Socratous discusses the impact of bring your own device (BYOD), how it’s transforming the way SMEs store and access data at work, and the challenges a BYOD policy can bring.
Ikon Science has dubbed itself the “present and future of geoprediction”. The company, which was found in 2001, develops innovative technologies in collaboration with its clients – as well as leading global universities and research centres.
Independent specialist of data, administration consulting and IT support services, Independent TM, works with a range of clients across pensions, HR and finance. It has secured a status as the fastest-growing independent company within its sector.
Eclipse hits the 2015 Hot 100 following some sensible acquisitions including 4DM, and now has over 300 employees across the company.
The consistent Softcat has made the Hot 100 yet again and, while it has dropped from last year’s position of 58, the IT reseller is still going strong.
As the technology sector continues to grow, Buckinghamshire-based Maindec delivers computer maintenance and support on brands including Fujitsu, Dell and IBM.
By Steve Davis
I read an article the other day by Cisco’s director of cyber security about why security short-sightedness could spell disaster for SMBs. He argued we’ve had years to learn about human behaviour in the physical world but in the new digital one we’re still playing catch-up from a cyber-security perspective. So why don’t rational business owners and managers put as much common sense into taking precautions over the physical security of their IT systems
The British IT & telecoms sector has become an increasingly attractive place to work in the last three years, according to recruitment firm Randstad Technologies, aided by the rise of UK technology hubs like Silicon Roundabout and a change in the curriculum.
