It’s a common problem in organisations around the world – slow, outdated computer systems leading to downtime, decreased outputs and cyber-attacks. So why do so many businesses choose to leave upgrades until it’s too late?

A password alone is no longer enough to keep your business-critical data safe. Because most of the time, it’s the people who are the weakest link in the chain. Give hackers a really bad day. And your business dramatically more protection. With something called multi-factor identification.

A password alone is no longer enough to keep your business-critical data safe. Because most of the time, it’s the people who are the weakest link in the chain. Give hackers a really bad day. And your business dramatically more protection. With something called multi-factor identification.

Have you heard about multi-factor authentication? It’s not techno babble. It’s actually a very smart way to protect your business. You see, hackers are desperate to get into your email. Once they’re in, they can monitor what’s being said; set up forwarding filters so they can get a copy of your emails; and look for an opportunity to steal money from you.

Windows 7 was such a great operating system. But did you know its life is coming to an end. From January, Microsoft will no longer be supporting it. And that will have serious implications for your business… even if just one of your computers still uses Windows 7

Every year, cyber criminals get sneakier, nastier and better at making lots of money out of business data. Webskimming, cryptojacking, botnets, DDoS attacks and ransomware are all predicted to be among the biggest threats of 2019.