The small business guide published by the NCSC could help save time, money and your business’ reputation.

The 31st March marks #worldbackupday. Here are a few quick tips to help keep your business and your own personal data secure. All businesses, regardless of size, should take regular backups of their important data, and make sure that these backups are recent and can be restored. By doing this, you're ensuring your business can still function following the impact of flood, fire, physical damage or theft. Furthermore, these backups should be recent and tested to ensure the data

A Keylogger is spyware that records keystrokes entered by the user and much more. Keyloggers can be hardware or software. Hardware keyloggers are embedded into the internal PC or a plug in is positioned between the CPU and keyboard cable. Software loggers are much more common and easier to install. They work behind the scenes while the computer operates normally. It is worth pointing out that keyloggers are not always illegal. Many companies will use commercial software to tr

Travelling with data can be risky these days. In public spaces, travellers’ devices are exposed to pick pockets, whilst their devices connected to public networks are prone to being snooped on by cyber attackers. Below are a few helpful tips to keep your data safe while travelling abroad: Consider Travel Specific Devices: For businesses and regularly travellers abroad, it may be worthwhile investing in some low-cost devices used exclusively for travel. As a result, data on th