Malware attacks and general hacking attacks are increasing, both in frequency and virulence as the Public Sector and commercial companies move online, thereby potentially exposing customer data. Data has been… Read more »
Education at all levels has transformed over the last few years. Education in its various forms had been gradually implementing E-Learning for several years, especially at the tertiary level. Many… Read more »
Securing data and intellectual property access via a physical network is a key issue in IT today. In 2020, malware attacks have been increasing in frequency and ferocity, and over… Read more »
Like Dark Matter, you know the Dark Web is there but you can’t see it. Is it a threat to online security? Many commentators divide the Internet into three areas:… Read more »
In answer to the question “Are University Records Safe from Cyber Attacks?”, the answer is no, they are just as safe as any other complex and extensive, often multi-site corporate… Read more »
The phrase “Google It” has become part of the language, demonstrating just how dependent we are becoming on using browsers to find out things and communicate with each other. We… Read more »
The internet can be a magical place, particularly for children, but the Internet can be inherently dangerous. It provides children with education and entertainment at, unfortunately, significant risk, The risks… Read more »
The technical side of network security is a complex ongoing dogfight between the white hats of network security and the black hats of hackers and other cybercriminals. As a result,… Read more »
Part of any IT Security policy is to ensure that as far as possible, websites are genuine. Sometimes you are presented with a message saying a site has failed a… Read more »
While most security thoughts seem to lie around hardware and software, there is one other major threat that seems to slip by without much public discussion. That is the threat… Read more »
