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2016-05-02 07:30:39
How to Protect Your Business from CryptoLocker
Your data is vitally important to your business so you need to take every step possible to keep it secure. There is no shortage of malware programs out there that are designed to extort money by interfering with the functionality of your computer and targeting your data. One of the most troublesome...
2016-04-18 07:30:07
Pulling Together - 5 Key Benefits of Co-sourcing IT Support Services
One of the biggest challenges for SMEs and relatively small organisations is budgeting sensibly without compromising on quality. This is certainly true where IT services, support and, increasingly, IT security is concerned.
2016-04-04 09:00:16
The Three Most Common Access Control Issues
Security is a huge issue for SMBs. Keeping your data secure is essential, especially when you’re collecting customer data that’s highly sensitive. The best way to keep data secure when it’s being stored remotely is through access control measures using authentication.
2016-03-29 08:30:45
Which Strategies Are Best to Protect Against Malware?
Today’s desktops, tablets, laptops and android phones are under constant attack from malware and ransomware, and it’s enough to put you on edge, worried about which websites you’ve visited and whether they were safe. How can you use any of devices with confidence? How can you browse for both work...
2016-03-14 16:48:26
Do Home Workers Present a Security Risk to Your Business IT Network?
The combination of rapid technological advancement and the extension of flexible working rights in the UK has led to a huge increase in the number of people working from home some, or all, of the time. The most recent figures show that there are a record 4.2 million homeworkers in the UK, which...
2016-03-07 10:03:53
8 Reasons Why You Might Not Be Receiving Email
Sad news this week that Ray Tomlinson has died at the age of 74. Most people might ask, “Who’s he?” and yet he is credited as the inventor of email and the man who chose the @ symbol to enable people to send person-to-person messages to other computer users on other servers.
