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Product Security a Smart Move Doorbells, TVs, baby monitors and routers are among the many smart devices that are now commonplace in our homes. However, unless protected by strong passwords, these everyday items present a security risk. To increase consumer confidence and protection, a new product security law came into force on Monday 29 April, […]
Guiding the Development of AI Systems Artificial Intelligence (AI) continues to transform how we live, work, interact and access services. There is potential for it to bring multiple benefits to the global population. However, this is balanced by significant concerns that AI systems could turn into a sci-fi nightmare. So, how can AI development be […]
You are invited to take a moment to visualise what would happen if your IT infrastructure went down, your customer and supplier data was stolen and your intellectual property was compromised. With denied access to your systems and information, operations will come to an immediate standstill. Financial demands are made and there’s a risk that […]
Recently the Panasonic Corporation reported a major data breach. Hackers had successfully gained access to the Japanese company’s internal network. On top of this the European Medicines Agency has reported that some of the data on the Pfizer/BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine that was stolen during a cyber-attack in early December 2020 was released online illegally shortly after the attack.
It is a comprehensive policy document and it can be found here – https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/2022-cyber-security-incentives-and-regulation-review/2022-cyber-security-incentives-and-regulation-review#conclusion Below we have summarised some of the key points. The Ministerial Forward is by Julia Lopez MP, Minister of State for Media, Data, and Digital Infrastructure. The ministers points out that while the digital age is making the world more interconnected […]
The start of a New Year provides the opportunity to set business goals, plan your strategy and prepare the necessary resources. No matter what your aspirations or industry, there is one essential that every successful business needs: technology. Your operations and communication are highly reliant on technology, yet the accelerated rate of technological innovation can […]
Helping you protect against the old and new threats to your world
Managing your business IT can be hard. It’s complex, ever changing, and open to cyber threats and loss of productivity if you get it wrong. We understand this and that’s why we’re hosting this breakfast event to talk all things IT! You should be looking for peace of mind that your business IT is taken care […]
As organisations evaluate the post-pandemic long-term options for hybrid working, now is a very good time to assess what it means for your team, and how to make it safe and sustainable.
Total reports of suspected email, SMS, and phone attacks jump from 572,029 to 1,069,522 during the Covid-19 pandemic
Are you new to the GDPR or unsure how it affects you and your business? Here’s a brief overview of the main things you need to know.
Email is the leading cause of security threats to businesses. From malicious attacks, such as spam, phishing, and spoofing, to misaddressed recipients or employee error, email can be an omnipresent threat to any and every business.
Tessian report on ‘Back to Work’ security behaviour reveals that one quarter of workers have made a serious cybersecurity mistake whilst working from home that they will never admit to.
Lead investor March Capital has backed cybersecurity leaders CrowdStrike and KnowBe4; is joined by existing investors Sequoia, Accel.
Toyota (GB) is spending more than £1 million to covertly mark more than 100,000 parts on older cars which could be the target of catalytic converter theft, to help police arrest and charge criminals. The service is free to owners.