IT Blog Category: Cybersecurity
Maintaining system resilience in a technological world: What the CrowdStrike outage can teach us
The CrowdStrike outage on the 19th July caused worldwide chaos from airlines to hospitals and everything in between. What can we learn from this? We discuss. [...]
What is data theft and how do you prevent it?
In any size organisation, data theft can be a huge issue. From disgruntled employees to large scale cyberattacks, data theft can severely impact your business. According to a report [...]
The true cost of a cyber breach
Understanding the true cost of a cyber breach is crucial, as it involves not only the immediate financial losses but also potential long-term impacts such as data loss, business [...]
Inherent risk vs residual risk: What’s the difference?
Inherent risk and residual risk are key elements of any effective risk management process designed to strengthen cybersecurity defences and protect your company’s data. Read on. [...]
What is cybersecurity monitoring? How important is it in 2024?
Cybersecurity monitoring is the continuous surveillance of digital systems to detect and respond to security threats and data breaches in real-time. Discover how cybersecurity monitoring software can protect your [...]
Examples of sensitive data in your organisation
Any confidential information that’s stored, processed, or managed by an organisation or individual is classified as sensitive data. Read our sensitive data examples today. [...]
How to set up a secure password policy in Microsoft 365
Discover the essentials of a robust password policy for cybersecurity in Microsoft 365. Learn what to include and what to avoid. Read the blog today. [...]
A guide to sensitivity labels and how to apply them
Sensitivity labels allow you to manage, organise, and protect sensitive emails, files, and documents as part of the Microsoft 365 suite. Read on. [...]
MFA vs 2FA: What’s the difference?
Features like user facial recognition that are difficult to replicate means multi-factor authentication offers more cybersecurity layers than two-factor authentication. Find out more. [...]
