Whilst most business owners are now well aware of the importance of security, many are unaware that one of the biggest threats comes from their own employees. A surprising number are intentionally leaking company information. more»
The guide follows government-led research, published earlier this year, which found that 45 per cent of micro businesses had identified an online breach in the last 12 months. more»
The UK government has announced a new data protection bill to give individuals greater control of their online data, with businesses facing non-compliance fines of up to 17m. more»
What chance do micro businesses and entrepreneurs have to protect against ransomeware attack? The answer is that they have a good chance, if they know what to do and what not to do. more»
Following a string of high profile attacks on the UK public sector, new survey findings have shown the threat of cyber crime to be a greater concern than Brexit to small business owners. more»
Over half of UK office workers would access sensitive company information if they knew they wouldnt get caught, according to new survey findings revealing the true extent of employee temptation. more»
With cyber attacks now firmly in the spotlight, small business owners need to start thinking about their risk and put in place appropriate cyber security measures to protect their company. more»
Just eight per cent of UK business owners undertake daily cyber protection measures, as founders fail to keep up to date with the latest threats. more»
A fifth of small UK business owners have had their Facebook or Twitter account breached in the last three years, according to new research, as social media hackers become a growing security threat for smaller firms. more»
Copyright infringement from using unlicensed software cost small UK business owners over 900, 000 in 2016, with usage ahead of the national average. more»
