The importance of regularly reviewing your IT needs
Technology is renowned for moving at lightning pace, with constant new releases that promise improvements on everything from business productivity to security and resilience.
Technology is renowned for moving at lightning pace, with constant new releases that promise improvements on everything from business productivity to security and resilience.
It seems that barely a week will go by without news breaking of some company or organisation falling foul of a data breach or cyberattack. Understandably, this leaves many small businesses wondering how they can avoid becoming the next victim.
A senior executive at CrowdStrike has apologised on behalf of the company for a mistake that disabled millions of PCs and caused outages across the world.
Tech developments have long provided businesses with myriad efficiency, security and productivity benefits – and one area where it’s been seeing particularly good results is the world of compliance. From automating tasks to keeping abreast of the latest regulations, tech-enabled compliance is proving to be a real gamechanger for the industry.
In just a few short years Microsoft Teams has become the de facto tool for business communications. Amid fierce competition from the likes of Zoom, Skype and Google Meet, it was the Microsoft program that won out – and it’s now used by businesses right across the world, from tiny start-ups to huge multinational organisations. It’s even said to be in use at 91 of the Fortune 100 companies.
Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) has become an increasingly popular choice for businesses looking to streamline their communication systems. By transmitting voice calls over the internet rather than traditional phone lines, VoIP offers several advantages, but it also comes with some potential drawbacks. Understanding these pros and cons can help businesses make informed decisions about whether VoIP is the right choice for their needs.
Mike Lynch, the influential British tech tycoon often hailed as “Britain’s Bill Gates,” has tragically died following the sinking of a superyacht off the coast of Sardinia. The 58-year-old entrepreneur, whose groundbreaking work in technology earned him global recognition, was aboard the luxury vessel when it went down in the early hours of Tuesday morning.
A recent survey conducted by compliance training company Skillcast has highlighted a troubling trend in the cybersecurity landscape: U.K. management is almost twice as likely to fall for phishing attacks compared to entry-level employees. The survey reveals that the susceptibility to phishing attempts increases significantly with seniority, raising concerns about the effectiveness of current cybersecurity training programs across organisations.
As remote work and hybrid schedules become more common, maintaining a clear boundary between work and personal life is more challenging than ever. One effective way to manage this balance is by using profiles in Google Chrome. This simple feature allows users to create separate environments within the same browser, helping to keep work and home activities distinct and organised.
In the past, answering emails and texts after hours was seen as a sign of dedication, with big corporations even incentivising late night work with paid dinners and car services home.