The dark web is a collection of internet sites that can only be accessed by using a specialist web browser. Here are some fast fact, key takeaways and actions you can take to protect your data.
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Cyber attacks against schools and colleges keep hitting the headlines. Bring cyber security to the forefront and secure your school.
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Culture is about people. Building a healthy cyber security culture is about putting people at the centre of your structures and policies.
Air gapping isn’t a new topic, and it goes by several different names, but it’s an interesting area and something it’s important to give a brief mention to. Air gapping is physically isolating a computer, network or device from any form of connected access – internet or LAN.
Microsoft does not back up your Microsoft 365 data. To make copies of your data and store these securely, you need to devise a backup and recovery strategy, using a third-party solution. It’s time to get started on a path to better data protection.
Phishing simulations test employees on how they would respond to a real-life phishing attack, without any compromise to data or risk to the organisation.
‘Zero trust’ is a relatively new buzzword in cybersecurity. As an evolving approach to network design, the term means many different things to many different people.
Phishing attempts are without a doubt increasing. While staff awareness is a great way to minimise phishing success, it only goes so far – sometimes you just need a more fool proof method.
There are several different types of cyber attacks out there, however some hit the headlines far more than others. We’ve put together a short snippet about the most popular, to explain a bit more about what they do.
Educating your staff on security awareness is essential to protecting your organisation. We’ve put together 5 steps to keep your information secure.