2nd November 2023
Although nearly phased out at home, traditional phone systems still run communications at many an office. Around 70 percent still use landlines.
Read more6th October 2023
Organisations deal with tremendous streams of information. As the volume of information grows, these islands of data become increasingly abstract and harder to parse. Without a way to contextualise the information, it’s meaningless. Gathering these disparate data sets and giving them context as a cohesive whole is the job of business intelligence tools.
Read more15th September 2023
Data loss is an omnipresent risk. Cyber criminals never let up: 83 percent of organisations experienced more than one data breach in 2022. Natural disasters and accidents can level offices without warning. Even Google’s data centres can’t evade lighting strikes.
Read more18th July 2023
In the last 12 months, 32% of businesses in the UK reported a cyber attack. An estimated £21 billion is lost every year in the UK to cyber crime. The ubiquity and the cost of cyber crime demands that organisations make cyber security a top priority, especially when we are only becoming ever more reliant on technology to operate.
Read more14th June 2023
In a tech-first world, IT has become the single business function that links and powers all others. Look into the inner workings of any department–whether HR or logistics–and you’ll find a network of devices and applications quietly processing the information that keeps small businesses and conglomerates alike alive.
Read more11th May 2023
Hardware is one of the largest expenditures you’ll have as a business and will usually account for the majority of your IT spend. The average business spends 30 percent of its IT budget on tech alone.
Read more10th May 2023
Organisations have gone all in for cloud technology. Entire functions are being migrated onto cloud platforms and services. Even small businesses operate on an ecosystem of different cloud-based applications.
Read more11th January 2023
Cybercrime, by nature, never stops evolving. Technology creates new attack surfaces and points to exploit with every iteration.
The cybersecurity industry and hackers are in a perpetual lockstep. When experts answered password theft with multi-factor authentication, hackers responded with elaborate scam messages and stealing session cookies.
Read more14th December 2022
Cybercrime is increasing across the board. Yet for a variety of reasons, the heat is more intense for some sectors. Finance and government organisations are obvious examples. Retailers are also heavily targeted, especially since businesses collect far more than our payment details nowadays.
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