Since the start of the pandemic, it is estimated that cybercrime has skyrocketed by 300%, with the rise of remote working being one of the major factors contributing to the increase. As restrictions are being lifted, businesses across the globe predict that workforces...
After a record-breaking year in 2020 for data breaches and cyber-attacks on companies, Government and individuals, cybercrime continues to make the headlines in the first quarter of 2021. The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) recently released a new alert for...
The past year has brought dramatic changes to the education sector with many schools having to adapt to remote teaching and learning. Schools are in charge of protecting a great amount of personal data. However, as teachers and other school staff work from...
The pandemic has led to many educational establishments across the UK experiencing the need to connect staff and students remotely and to collaborate online, thus bringing forward a number of new challenges around the way schools and universities manage their data...
Due to the ongoing pandemic, life for students has been unpredictable at best throughout 2020, and education establishments have been making big changes to adapt to the situation. However, one thing is no more or less essential than it was pre-Covid: protecting school...
Cybercrime is growing at a rapid rate and small-to-medium size businesses (SMBs) are increasingly targeted. Unlike enterprise organisations, SMBs often fall victim to cyber-attacks due to lack of cyber security education, weak passwords, and poor user practices. For...
