As restrictions from lockdown relax and organisations are encouraged to return to the workplace, most businesses are now looking at their options. Some will have staff returning on a full-time basis whilst others will have chosen a more flexible approach to working. How will your business deal with these new working patterns and how will you plan for this new normal?

In this quarter’s IT Security update, Jamie looks at the value of your business data. Data security is vital for any business as the data you hold is one of your most important assets. Having the appropriate technical and organisational measures in place to mitigate any data security risks is a priority, even more so whilst your staff continue to work flexibly or work from home.

During the COVID-19 pandemic many organisations have had to relocate their staff to work from home. For most, it was a rush with lots of last minute changes and an initial loss of productivity. So now that the government is slowly easing us out of lockdown, we should really be taking some time to plan for our business's eventual return to the workplace...

Hackers are taking advantage of people remote working with both phishing and ransomware attacks now on the rise. In this quarter’s IT security update, Jamie gives you advice on what scams to look out for whilst working from home.

As the spread of Coronavirus (COVID-19) continues to rise in the UK, our 4-step checklist can help your business be prepared should your staff need to work from home.

On 14th January 2020 several mainstream Microsoft Operating Systems reached End of Life. This will likely lead to a dramatic rise in cybercrime and malicious activity. Even if you’re not directly affected what better time to evaluate your IT security? Here are 10 tips to protect your business-critical data.