Data Security

Sometimes, the smallest IT problems can have the biggest impact on your business.

Company emails often contain sensitive information. This can involve personal data belonging to clients and personnel, but also financial details and private dealings that firms want to keep secure.

It might seem obvious to delete data you don’t need anymore, but many companies fail to follow this important housekeeping rule.

Networking hardware giant NETGEAR recently advised customers using its Wi-Fi routers to ensure their equipment was running the latest software available.

A recent Act of Parliament has resulted in simple passwords not being accepted on many technology devices.

All companies’ staff members need to access files and data that allow them to perform their role both effectively and successfully.

Enterprise devices and email accounts are storehouses for a vast range of sensitive and private data.

Whether malicious or accidental, data breaches can happen to companies of all sizes.

A British FinTech company is providing a robust solution against the threat of personally identifiable information (PII) and financial accounts from

Experts agree that the biggest cybersecurity vulnerability most companies have is their staff.

With a new year stretching out before your business, there has never been a better time to put new protocols in place, and passwords are a perfect place to start.

Securing email accounts and the emails they issue is essential for companies to protect their interests, and the data they use and store.

Among the cyberthreats facing companies today, ransomware remains rampant.

Virgin Media UK (VMO2), the television, phone and internet service provider (ISP) recently announced that it has started a trial term for its brand-new “Smart Security” feature.

As its name indicates, antivirus is a protective software integral to the running of your PC.

Company email accounts are frequently targeted by cybercriminals for the valuable information and access they offer.

Amongst the many ways business mobile users try to reduce the mobile roaming charges they incur is to take advantage of public Wi-Fi wherever possible.

Private and personal data has become a popular commodity for cybercriminals. From stealing and selling it on the dark web to the highest bidder, to infecting it and demanding ransoms from its owners for a safe return, threat actors have found many ways to exploit data to their financial advantage.

Data is among the most valuable resources a modern company can possess. From essential information employees need to access daily to personal information held on clients and customers, it is

The United Kingdom and US are inching closer to an accord that will aid personal data flow across the Atlantic.

Being able to always access business-critical data is essential for any operation to run effectively. After all, imagine how your firm would run if you suddenly lost customer details, orders, and payment