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Zero Trust
Zero Trust is a security approach that assumes no one, inside or outside your network, is trustworthy by default. Everyone must prove who they are and have their access continually verified before they can use any resources or data.
Cyber Security Strategy
A cyber security strategy for a business involves creating a plan to protect digital information and systems from attacks. This includes, identifying risks, monitoring systems, and a clear response plan to handle security breaches.
Data Protection & GDPR
Data Protection and GDPR are about keeping people's personal information safe and private. They set out rules about how companies handle and protect data, giving individuals more control over their own information and ensuring it is used fairly and securely.
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Benefits of the Cyber Essentials Scheme to a Small Business
The Cyber Essentials scheme is a UK government-backed initiative that offers significant benefits to small businesses. Here’s how it can help
What is XDR, Extended Detection and Response
XDR is a proactive security tool that helps protect your computer systems from cyber threats. It’s like having a 24/7 security guard that not only watches over your systems but also actively looks for potential threats. It’s a crucial tool in today’s world where cyber threats are becoming more complex and sophisticated.
Sending emails to multiple recipients, the safe alternatives to BCC
BCC has its limitations and potential pitfalls. Explore alternatives that offer more efficient and secure ways to manage group emails and help avoid compliance issues.
The Rising Threat of FIG (Fun, Ideology, and Grudges) Cybercrime to Businesses
Cyber threats can take many forms, financial motivation and corporate or government espionage are the most discussed. FIG (Fun, Ideology, and Grudges) cybercrime is not driven by financial gain, but rather by personal motivations that pose just as much risk and potential damage to reputation.
The Perils of "Pa55word": Why It's a Recipe for Disaster
Despite the abundance of advice on password security, many individuals still fall into the trap of using weak and easily guessable passwords. One such notorious example is Pa55word.
Insider Risk to company data and assets
Insider attacks on a company's computer network can take various forms, both malicious and accidental by employee’s and visitors using a companies internal network. Learn about steps you can take to protect your business.
The Crucial Role of GDPR Compliance for Accountancy Firms: Protecting Data, Upholding Trust
GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) – a landmark regulation designed to enhance data privacy rights and control for individuals within the European Union (EU) and beyond. Let's delve into why GDPR compliance is not just necessary but pivotal for accountancy firms.