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According to IBM Security’s Cost of a Data Breach Report for 2022, 83 per cent of organisations have experienced more than one data breach. Unfortunately, as with so many cyber-security threats, the likelihood of your organisation suffering a data breach is a question of “when” not “if”.
Incident response, incident response planning and the nurturing of a positive incident reporting culture within your organisation are all critical aspects of cyber security. This blog focuses on why you need to develop an incident reporting culture and how to do it.
Microsoft’s support for Windows Server 2012 ended in October 2023. That means it is vitally important to take action now to protect the cybersecurity stance of your business.
Earlier this month, Leicester City Council became the latest in a long line of local authorities who have suffered a cyber breach. What can we learn from this latest attack?
There’s a new variant of phishing in town: quishing. And since forewarned is forearmed, especially when it comes to spotting phishing attempts, we’ve dedicated this blog to exploring exactly what it involves.
In 2023, Microsoft announced that its Windows 10 operating system will go out of support in 2025. It might seem a long way off but there are important reasons why your organisation should begin to prepare for this event now.
Have you noticed your employees are reluctant to use AI in the workplace? It may be down to their lack of trust. We explain how to show them AI is a tool that makes work better for everyone.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools have the potential to improve many areas of our lives and, in that, the discipline of cyber security is no different. However, just as with any other tool, it can be deployed for good or ill. According to NATO’s Assistant Secretary-General for Emerging Security...
Many organisations rely on virtual private networks to connect to their business data. But do they still have a place in today’s world? Or is there a better solution?