Cyber-security – The Truth
Many business owners do not understand the risk that comes with not having a great Cyber-security system in place. Regardless of the size of a business, Cyber-security is extremely important! Any size business can come under attack or be hacked....
The Impact COVID-19 Is Having on Business
No one wants to hear about Coronavirus, read about it or anything else. It is safe to say we are all just wishing for the day things return to some kind of normality! However we have been looking into how...
Cloud Security Consolidation with Cisco Umbrella
Over the past 12 months, Cisco has embarked on a journey to take Umbrella to a new level. DNS has always been at the heart of everything – from the recursive DNS service (OpenDNS) in 2006 to its entry into...
City of London hit by millions of cyberattacks
The City of London is facing more cyber threats than ever before, according to new figures that show the UK capital’s local authority is being hit by almost a million attacks every month. According to a new report by Centrify,...
Firms buy insurance in ‘mad panic’ as cyber attacks soar!
So many businesses are buying cyber insurance “in a mad panic”, warns Charl Van Der Walt of SecureData, a cyber-security company.Charl Van Der Walt With cyber-attacks increasing in frequency and severity, many companies are turning to insurance to cover their...
Fines up to £17m launched for firms with poor cyber-security
Companies that fail to protect themselves effectively from cyber-attacks will face fines of up to £17m, the government has announced. Energy, transport, water and health companies are expected to have “the most robust safeguards”. Regulators will be able to inspect...
Ransomware
In May 2017, a massive ransomware virus attack spread to the computer systems of hundreds of private companies and public organisations across the globe. The software locked computers and asked for a digital ransom before control is safely returned. In...
Antivirus vs Anti-malware
So why is Re-solution doing a blog on a topic like this? They do the same thing right…? Both refer to cyber-security software, but what do they really mean? How do they relate to today’s digital threats? So many questions…...