E-Skimming is on the Rise this Holiday Season – How Can Retailers Stay Safe?
There’s no shortage of cyber threats facing retailers and shoppers this holiday season. The volume and sophistication of cyberattacks had surged with more consumers shopping online than ever before. Experts predicted...
Why remote training is more important than ever
Today, we use apps for just about all areas of our lives, including work, which remains arguably the most reliant on the capabilities of software. While most apps that are built...
The Deadline for Ditching WhatsApp
There is a worrying trend of tech behemoths moving data away from the EU and back to the US. One possible reason is to avoid stringent GDPR data regulations. WhatsApp has...
Look after your mental health while you’re at home
Infectious disease outbreaks, like the current Coronavirus (Covid 19), can be frightening and can affect our mental health. While it is important to stay informed, there are also many things you...
Understanding Control, Security and Risk When Moving to Cloud
Fears that cloud environments are less secure than on-premise solutions have long been a barrier to organisations making the move to the cloud. While some organisations remain hesitant, cloud security is...
MWC19 Insights PART II: Tech Review
In Part I of my MWC19 review, I covered the changes to industrial structure, but no review of MWC is complete without one or two tech highlights from the telco side –...
When security measures add barriers to doing business
Data breaches are still happening so another approach is needed.
Unfortunately, most security measures add barriers to doing business. Bigger and better firewalls aren’t helping either.
The weakest link
Staff are the weakest link...
How the move to an online society shines the spotlight on fraud?
Among the many wider impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic has been a rapid growth in cashless payments. Many shops quickly switched to contactless-only payment methods such as cards and smartphones, preventing...
The end is nigh for Flash but what can we learn from its life...
Adobe has announced that it will end support for Flash on 31 December 2020. While this announcement may have been inevitable, it is worth taking a moment to mourn the passing of a...
Extension of £1 million annual investment allowance to 1 January 2022
Is your business planning on making capital expenditure this year?
The Annual Investment Allowance gives businesses the opportunity to claim 100% of their capital allowances in the year of expenditure on qualifying...
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Users are getting better at recognising phishing attacks
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NSA and FBI move to help Microsoft with its Exchange Server vulnerabilities
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Informatica unveils intelligent data management cloud to support digital transformation
Informatica has unveiled an Intelligent Data Management Cloud solution. The platform is designed to help businesses truly innovate with their data on any platform....
Qntrl emerges to democratise business process software
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Apple and Google block NHS Covid-19 update
Apple and Google have blocked the NHS Covid-19 app update after it broke the rules. The agreement between the tech giants and the NHS...
CGS Survey reveals consumer interest in Augmented Reality for customer service guidance
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