As we enter the New Year there is always a rush to establish what we learned from the previous year and report it. 2015 is no exception and a recent report on the BBC newsbeat website gives a stark warning to all IT professionals about allowing users to set their own passwords as they have published the 2015 most popular passwords list.
As we start the new year, we’ve been taking a look through the technical press to see what the key predictions are for IT security this year.
We’re all coming up to our Christmas shutdown and so we thought it would be a good idea to recap some suggestions for IT security over the holiday. Here are some important things you need to think about before you lock the door and head off home:
If you’ve recently started having problems with your email and are running Microsoft Outlook 2010 then it may be because they had a product update on the 8th December {December 8, 2015, update for Outlook 2010 (KB3114409)}.
It may not be obvious to everyone, until they stop and think about it, but the PC market is contracting. Some news portals are giving figures of a contraction of 11% in the 3rd quarter of 2015.
Every now and then something happens that proves all of the warnings IT suppliers make about back-ups and data protection are not just overblown efforts to sell their IT support services. A burglary last week proved to be one of them.
This week we take a look at some recommendations received from two trusted sources to see how they are helping with the fight against Cyber Crime.
Don’t know your Data Lake from your Bimodal IT? Well don’t worry, we’ve launched our IT Glossary to help you understand the vast array of jargon that we tecchies are particularly fond of.
As Cyber Security continues to be at the forefront of the news we thought we would recap the history of the internet’s most negative users.
With the latest in a long stream of high profile attacks on business computer systems hitting the headlines this week, we have put together some guidelines into actions we recommend you take if your computer systems are hacked (or if you think they might have been).
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