by Andy Wilkinson | Jun 18, 2014 | Cloud, Data Security, Networking
Whilst the cloud has been utilised by companies all over the world, many business owners are still left feeling a little uneasy with the idea of having important data on the wrong side of their own personal security protocols. The hybrid-cloud, an alternative to...
by Andy Wilkinson | Apr 16, 2014 | Backup Solutions, Data Security, Internet Security, IT Infrastructure, Networking, News and Events, World Wide Web
Chances are you’ve been made aware of the threat posed by a rather troublesome online bug titled “Heartbleed”. Before you start rushing frantically about the office wondering if you need to sort out your antivirus settings or possibly even protect your bank account...
by Andy Wilkinson | Apr 8, 2014 | Data Security, Internet Security, Networking, News and Events, World Wide Web
Today is the last day we’ll be seeing support arriving for Windows XP, with the final security patch arriving to the operating system in the early hours of the morning. It’s a significant day for those who have decided to stick with XP until the very end, and there...
by Andy Wilkinson | Apr 3, 2014 | Cloud, Data Security, Internet Security, Networking, News and Events, World Wide Web
Facebook recently decided to splash out on Oculus’ virtual reality system, the Oculus Rift. The question is, have Facebook got it in them to take virtual reality to the next level, and is the $2 billion purchase really worth it for a company that knows next to nothing...
by Andy Wilkinson | Mar 26, 2014 | Data Security, Internet Security, IT Infrastructure, Networking, News and Events, World Wide Web
A lot of people have identified Google Chrome as the ideal browser thanks to its speed, expansion options and multi-platform opportunities. As it’s now being widely used, the security aspects of the browser have come under scrutiny. So what can you do to enhance...
by Andy Wilkinson | Mar 12, 2014 | Cloud, Data Security, Networking, News and Events, World Wide Web
Today marks a significant date in the history of the World Wide Web. It was 25 years ago today when computer scientist Tim Berners-Lee introduced his proposal for the World Wide Web to the European Organisation for Nuclear Research (CERN). We have encountered all...
