Unfortunately for businesses, the days when you could pick up a copy of Norton or McAfee from PC […]
Unfortunately for businesses, the days when you could pick up a copy of Norton or McAfee from PC […]
Spam emails are as old as email marketing itself. Despite significant tightening of the laws around Data Protection […]
On Monday 28th April 2025, an enormous power outage affected homes, businesses, and public services across much of mainland Spain and Portugal, leaving some people without electricity for up to 24 hours. The power blackout hit at rush hour in many Spanish cities, causing panic among commuters as all trains suddenly ground to a halt, traffic lights switched off, and major railway stations and airports were left completely without power.
If your business relies heavily on its IT infrastructure – and that includes a large swathe of small and medium-sized businesses now, as well as larger enterprises – an outage, power failure, or cyber-attack can cause severe operational disruptions. Much of business IT security policy rightly focuses on prevention rather than cure.
For many businesses, annual penetration testing, or pen testing, is a familiar part of their cybersecurity strategy. After each test, a report is issued, findings are logged, and compliance requirements are met.
Social engineering is becoming one of the most effective tactics used by cybercriminals to breach companies’ IT systems: however, not by hacking technology, as you might expect, but by manipulating people.
As the recent ransomware attack on UK retail giant Marks and Spencer has demonstrated, becoming a victim of cybercrime can have serious financial effects for businesses.
Cybercriminals and hackers are highly skilled at identifying and exploiting weaknesses in IT systems. Their attacks can compromise sensitive data, disrupt business operations, and cause financial and reputational damage.
When choosing a cybersecurity company to protect their critical assets, organisations must have confidence in the decisions they reach.
WFH – working from home – has become a common acronym in modern business. However, many employees, through […]