Getting a virus on your laptop or desktop could mean that you have malware, worms, spyware, Trojans, ransomware or adware; but what differentiates these tech terms, and what fo they actually mean? What are Computer Viruses? |
Getting a virus on your laptop or desktop could mean that you have malware, worms, spyware, Trojans, ransomware or adware; but what differentiates these tech terms, and what fo they actually mean? What are Computer Viruses? |
Have you remembered your IT on your holiday checklist? Passports? ✔️ Tickets? ✔️ Sunscreen? ✔️ Computer Security? Wait, what? Thinking about our computers and other electronic equipment may not be top of our list when it comes
What is the biggest security risk for your computer? For as long as we can recall the IT mantra has been that no computer system or anti-virus can fully protect a computer because it is us, the
In July 1928, The ENIGMA machine encoded its first message. ENIGMA created security in communications by making the message indecipherable to the reader unless it was re-inputted into another ENIGMA machine. It wasn’t until December 1941 that
How To Protect Yourself From Ransomware – For Free! Ransomware is prolific, lucrative and on the rise amongst cyber criminals, with dizzying numbers banded about on how many attacks there are, rising exponentially year upon year. In
10 Common IT Security Terms Whilst we are aware of the need to stay safe online, we may not know what all of the security terms are when IT support companies talk about computer security. With that
There are certain tell-tale sings that your devices have been hacked. By no means a comprehensive list, the video below gives you an idea of signs to be aware of. And the faster you realise that you've
Safer Internet Day occurs every February, its aim to make the internet a safer and better place for all, especially for children and young people. As a society we rely heavily upon the Internet, something that has
Remember Mally the Bear? The malicious code teddy? Well, it appears that he has been retired, in favour of hard cash. Or Bitcoin to be more precise. Those cyber criminals have decided that softening us by sending
Cyber criminals are not picky – when it comes to hacking computers, they will have a go at anything they come across. Yes, hacking a large organisation could potentially yield a higher return, but it is also