This entry was posted in Microsoft 365, Working from home, Skype for Business, Managed Service, Cloud, technology, office 365, microsoft on 09 September 2018 by Tom Dodd
Since it was released in 2011, Microsoft’s Office 365 has grown to 60 million active users. Office 365 has proved a brilliant option for small businesses that are just looking for the great productivity tools they love that are kept up to date, but are not necessarily looking for anything too complex in their business IT.
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This entry was posted in Microsoft 365, office 365, microsoft, Cloud, computing, Skype for Business, technology on 09 September 2018 by Tom Dodd
Technology has opened us up to all sorts of exciting and interesting new ways of conducting our working lives. For the most part, these have allowed us to be more productive, particularly on the go.
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This entry was posted in Security, cybersecurity, Firewall, Cloud, vulnerabilities, IT Security, hack, guide on 09 September 2018 by Monty Reynolds
We live in a hyper-sensitive era when it comes to cyber-security. News of hacks and vulnerabilities are all over the news at the moment. We value cyber-security and it is our mission to make cyber-security a less daunting prospect for our users. To do so, we have made some helpful guides. Today we will cover firewalls. A firewall is relatively well known, but few really understand what it does.
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This entry was posted in hosted desktop, Hosted Workspace, Skype for Business, Working from home, flexible work, VoIP, Cloud, technology on 09 September 2018 by Tom Dodd
Working from home is great. It allows you an opportunity to get away from some of the distractions of a busy office and complete tasks in a relaxing environment. In fact, it is so great that data from the ONS shows that 4.2 million people worked remotely in 2015, and that number is only expected to rise.
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This entry was posted in 3d design desktop, architect, designer, Cloud, hosted applications, microsoft, IT, exhibition, CAD on 08 August 2018 by Alex Lavers
As a designer, you will know that constant evolution is crucial for survival, you cannot be using the same designs year in year out. So why would you forget about updating the system your business runs on? Technology is changing rapidly and it will continue to do so at an ever-faster pace, taking advantage of new advancements is key.
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This entry was posted in cybersecurity, cyber privacy, vulnerabilities, WannaCry, technology, ransomware, Protection, IT Security, Security, cyber attack, GDPR on 08 August 2018 by Tom Dodd
2017 was a bad year for cyber security. With WannaCry causing troubles in the NHS, Equifax losing customer data and NotPetya affecting companies such as Maersk and FedEx.
With the introduction of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in May 2018, cyber-security is again at the forefront of our consciousness. This time because the consequences of data breaches have increased exponentially.
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This entry was posted in Security, Google, hacking, data, vulnerabilities on 08 August 2018 by Tom Dodd
Google is tracking user locations even after they have opted out; it has emerged.
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This entry was posted in Security, GDPR, fax, research, hacking, legal, legal it on 08 August 2018 by Tom Dodd
Take a look around your office. Depending on where you work there could be all manner of potentially dangerous items lying around. The chances are though, you would never have considered the humble office fax machine to be one of them.
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This entry was posted in News, GDPR, Security, Cloud on 08 August 2018 by Alex Lavers
The General Data Protection Regulation or GDPR for short has been in place for two months now and data already shows a declining trend in the insider threat in European Countries.
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This entry was posted in Cloud, microsoft, Facebook, Google, computing, technology on 08 August 2018 by Tom Dodd
For those of you that follow the news at all, you will no doubt have heard a lot of stories about Facebook. Unfortunately for the world’s most used social network, very few of these stories could be considered positive. From fake news swaying elections, to the Cambridge Analytica scandal exposing how reckless Facebook can be with our data, there’s been little to shout about over at the social network.
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