“Little and often” the new mantra for cyber fraudsters
Cyber criminals have ditched audacious attempts to steal large sums of money, and instead moved to taking smaller amounts from many more victims. So-called ‘silent stealing’ ...
Don’t forget about human error when protecting against data breaches
Companies around the world are becoming more well versed than ever before in the field of cyber security. High-profile data breaches, as well as the laws ...
Tech forecast: 2021 to bring improved security and closer robot-human integration
A closer working relationship between humans and robots has been identified as one of the more exciting tech developments that could be on the cards for ...
“I’ll have a Zoom Christmas without you”
Since the government tightened its Christmas lockdown rules, many of us are facing up to spending the big day away from relatives or loved ones. Thankfully, ...
A guide to safer online shopping
With lockdown driving Brits to do more online shopping than ever before (and with the January sales looming large), retailers are anticipating a bumper few months ...
Office or home? How about a hybrid?
The debate of whether to return to traditional office environments or continue to work remotely may be solved by going instead between the two. To keep ...
E-waste on the rise as companies equip remote workers
The rush to provide adequate technology to those working remotely during the Covid-19 pandemic has driven a huge increase in e-waste, one data security firm has ...
An introduction to continuity planning
For all the benefits that technology brings small businesses, there are some huge challenges that need to be addressed too. IT system failures are perhaps the ...
The importance of protecting data in the age of remote working
Of all the changes brought about by the coronavirus pandemic, remote working has had among the biggest impacts. Businesses of all sizes, working across countless industries, ...
