Regular cyber security training gives your business the highest level of protection
Cyber criminals target all businesses all the time. Every single person in your business should understand the risks, and importantly, how to avoid them. Our latest guide explains how to make that happen and keep your business data safe.
How data backup and testing make a business bulletproof
Imagine you log on to your computer and find… all your data’s gone. No customer data, no project files, no financial information. To stop a situation like this destroying your business, you need a reliable safety net. Our latest guide explains how to protect your data with backups
The CrowdStrike Outage Explained
On Friday 19 July 2024, a routine software update from CrowdStrike caused a major issue affecting an estimated 8.5 million Windows computers. Here we explain what CrowdStrike is, what went wrong with the update, how it impacted businesses, and how to protect your own business.
Windows 10 is reaching end of life: what are your options?
Windows 10 reaches its end of life next year. That means no more updates, not only for new tools and features, but for the security improvements that keep your data safe. If you’re still using Windows 10 in your business, you have four options to consider.
5 steps to help recover from a cyber attack
No matter how many security measures you have in place, there’s always a chance that someone might breach your defences. You see, it’s equally important to have a plan for when the worst-case scenario happens. So, how do you plan for a cyber attack if you don’t know what you’re expecting, or when you’re expecting it?
90% of cyber security attacks start with a simple email. Why?
Phishing scams are where criminals pretend to be someone else. They may send you to a fake bank login page and you could hand over your banking login details without even realising it… So how do you prevent one of these nightmare scenarios? Let’s take a closer look at email security in our free PDF guide.
Are you ready to ditch the break/fix headache?
In the moment, the break/fix approach might feel like a lifesaver. But let’s be real here – when relying on break/fix you’re constantly putting out fires, and each time it happens, it’s costing you time and money. Not to mention the stress it puts on you and your team.
Why you’re better in a contract with your IT company
While the traditional “break/fix” approach may have served its purpose in the past, tech needs have grown more complex. Relying on a 100% reactive strategy can leave you vulnerable to costly downtime, data breaches, and customer dissatisfaction. In comparison, one of the greatest benefits of a partnership with your IT support is the ability to engage in predictive maintenance.
Cyberthreats 2024: Understand how the burglars can get in, so you know how to keep them out
The consequences of a successful cyber attack can be utterly catastrophic, both in terms of financial losses and damage to your business’s reputation. And the attacks take many different forms, all with increasing sophistication. But when you know what you’re up against, you can be prepared.
The business owner’s guide to data encryption
Data is the lifeblood of your business. It’s everything from customer profiles and financial transactions to confidential business plans and intellectual property. Realistically, your success and reputation hinge on how well you protect your data. This is where encryption comes into it. At its core, encryption is the process of converting your data into a scrambled, unreadable format, rendering your information useless to anyone without the decryption key.
