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World Password Day should Be Every Day!

It's World Password Day: when you look back - even as little as ten years - cyber security has never been as important as it is today. Businesses and Consumers both store some of their most sensitive details live behind

Tips for Cutting IT Costs in Your Company

A part of your business streamlining processes that takes time to develop is your cost-cutting strategy. Over the course of months and years in your industry, you’ll become increasingly aware of the inputs that you’re paying to keep your company

Norsk Hydro: The ultimate example in handling a data breach

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] We regularly post about being prepared for a cyber attack in your business, but the sad fact is, that sometimes, they happen. So, if you're hit by a Cyber Attack, what do you do? The Norsk Hydro Cyber Attack:

4 Key Security Threats that Businesses Need to Prepare for in 2019

From high profile data breaches of companies like Facebook and British Airways, to mounting evidence surrounding Russian interference in the 2016 US election, it is safe to say that 2018 was a landmark year in terms of security vulnerabilities and

Windows 7 End of Life Support is nearing: January 14 2020

Only 6 Weeks until Microsoft ends the life of some of its most popular products. These products include: Office 2010, Windows 7, and selected business server software. What does that mean for your business? 1. You'll lag behind your competitors:

1/3 of UK leaders say they’d rather pay a hacker than invest in IT security – is UK plc waiting for the ransom notes?

Like most of Britain’s IT Leaders. IT Specialists ITCS are acutely aware of the importance of robust IT security systems and the threat posed by the growth in cyber-attacks and ransomware. However, it seems that outside the IT department, business

‘World Password Day’ flooded businesses with password advice – that fell on deaf ears!

With each weekday bringing another new ‘World Day for xxxx’ on social media, businesses can’t help but become a tad cynical - but some advice is still worth following. May 3rd was officially World Password Day – a rather odd

Gone Phishing!

ITCS Cyber Security expert, Wayne Harris, discusses the growth in 'Phishing' attacks - and how ITCS are protecting their customers Information is now the lifeblood of most businesses, and the more we do on-line, the higher the risks of cyber-crime

ITCS responds to publicity surrounding CPU Chipset Vulnerabilities

Wayne Harris, Compliance Officer & Cyber Security expert at ITCS discusses the impact of the much-publicised chipset vulnerabilities revealed on 3 January. There has been a flurry of publicity surrounding vulnerabilities identified within the Intel chipset (processors), however this vulnerability

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