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When Covid-19 took hold early last year and the world reeled from its deadly fallout, cyber criminals quickly spied an opportunity to take advantage. At the time, many businesses were in chaos, struggling to stay functional as offices became a no-go, workers were scattered to remote locations and operations disrupted. But in those dark days

The UK has now surpassed its one-year national lockdown anniversary, and since the briefing on the 22nd February, it doesn’t seem like we will be approaching the in-office working lifestyle any time soon. Even though the past twelve months have put many of our lives on hold, it has also pushed the boundaries of working

As it has been Valentine’s Day, many couples will have gotten together to celebrate this and not just face to face – according to Infogram, 1 in 5 relationships now start online, with a total of 9.1 million people in the UK using online dating sites. With many people now spending so much time communicating

It’s fair to say a lot changed in 2020. It was an unprecedented year, full of uncertainty, both economically and politically. 2021 has started much the same, with anytime, anywhere, remote working patterns remaining prevalent in the business world.

We are now, more than ever, reliant on our technology. But with that reliance comes the need to ensure it’s safe and secure usage. Here are the key cyber security trends to watch out for this year.

2020 has come and gone, and what a whirlwind it has been. Many of us have had to make huge adjustments and changes to the way we work and operate a business, but this doesn’t mean the security of your data and networks should have to suffer. In 2020, there was a 50% increase in