I am on holiday for the next two weeks – some cold weather walking in the Lake District and the Cairngorms, whilst Diana stays back in the warm office – so it must be time to discuss VPN usage again. The photo above is the view whilst I write this article. A VPN – your […]
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Welcome back! If you haven’t read part 1 about “Defence in Depth” please check it out, otherwise let’s look at the next stage of defence in the cyber security theatre of war. Remote Monitoring and Management (RMM) RMM is a toolbox of programs, a swiss army package, taking care of lots of tasks which historically
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“Defence in depth is a strategy that leverages multiple security measures to protect an organisation’s assets. The thinking is that if one line of defence is compromised, additional layers exist as a backup to ensure that threats are stopped along the way” SaaS Defence in Depth Microsoft 365 is used by millions and is an
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Are you still unclear about the benefits our clients get from our cyber security stack and Security Operations Centre? Are you not sure that you want to take the next step in better cyber security? Cyber Security Webinar John O’Mahony, one of the keynote speakers from the recent Connect London 2023 conference, will present a
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Although we all have time off over Christmas and the New Year – the nature of the work we carry out for clients means that we never really stop. Computers and IT infrastructure can have issues any time and cyber security incidents are unpredictable. We have emailed all our clients telling them about our Christmas
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It is easy for us to say, “You need our Security Operations Centre (SOC)” but then we are often asked, “What will that do for us?”. Here is a real-life example showing how the SOC keeps a constant watch for unusual activity in your systems. Remembering that unusual activity could mean a threat or attack.
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For a very long time nearly all Windows computers were sold in one of two flavours, Windows Home and Windows Pro. There have been variations but those two are the most widespread. The use cases are obvious, but that’s not to say you cannot use either for both. If your business I.T. needs are very
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We’re back. It is that time of year again when some of you out there in internet land need a gift for a geek partner, spouse, siblings, friend, relation, boss, etc., etc., etc. – I am here to help. Here is my personal selection, various prices, all geeky. There may be that ideal gift on
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Jeremy and I were going through some old equipment yesterday at a client who is moving offices and we found the IBM Personal Portable Computer from 1984. This isn’t something you see everyday. It has brought back powerful memories to Diana, who was in the first batch of six employees at Ford of Europe to
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