Given how reliant we all are on technology, having a clear plan in place to protect against possible IT downtime should be a standard part of running any business. more»

Over half of UK office workers would access sensitive company information if they knew they wouldn’t get caught, according to new survey findings revealing the true extent of employee temptation. more»

The changes being introduced in the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will be the biggest shake-up in data and privacy law in over two decades. Make sure your business is prepared. more»

A company that can show that it has taken its corporate responsibilities seriously, and has the necessary procedures and records to substantiate this, will have a greater value than one that doesn’t. more»

Recent figures from Action Fraud reflect the sheer scale of the loss from small business fraud to the UK economy, at £10.9bn between 2015 and 2016. more»

Regardless of the size of your business, your company will be required to understand, and apply, all the legislative updates to its data retention policy. more»

It is wise to get savvy about the latest trends in cybersecurity. This way, your firm can prepare better defences that will help protect your business’ data. more»

Britain’s banks have failed to protect online users from push scams, according to the Payment Systems Regulator, as it sets out a number of reforms to combat fraudulent activity. more»

Launched earlier this year, Paul Smullen’s business dDaaS.com aims to make the latest cloud data management technology available to businesses with budgets of all sizes. more»

The premises of even the smallest businesses can be filled with items that total thousands of pounds’ worth of value — not to mention any cash or confidential information you may store onsite. more»