Whilst it’s generally a positive thing that there is a growing balance between work and home life, it has, like many things, raised some additional concerns when thinking about data protection and cybersecurity.
Black Friday may be an exciting opportunity to save some pennies, but there are a lot of fraudsters out there hoping to capitalise on just that.
Phishing is one of the most widespread forms of social engineering.
If you were to face a ransomware situation tomorrow, how would you react? What would your business do to handle the incident?
It’s important to have a thorough understanding of steps to take and things to watch out for to have a safer online experience.
It’s better to be prepared for the unthinkable than to cross your fingers and hope it never happens.
The forms that human error takes in cybersecurity vary greatly, from forgetting to update security software to leaving a device unlocked in a public space.
Since the COVID-19 pandemic, working from home has become common practice among employers. It became necessary during the numerous lockdowns enacted, and the working population quickly learned of its benefits. Employees across the country reported a better work-life balance, fewer distractions, improved productivity and a significant boost in their physical and mental wellbeing.
We put our amazing SARs manager Zack in the hotseat, to ask him all of life’s most pressing questions… Hi Zack, Can you tell us
Why is cyber security important? In the age of technology, data has become the new currency. Where once there were highwaymen and bank robbers terrorising
We all have different rituals we perform when preparing to take a trip abroad. Airport Dads obsessively memorise their itinerary, arriving at the airport at
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