According to research, as many as 60% of all listings on the dark web could cause harm to organisations, posing risks like disruptions to work, data leaks, damage to your brand reputation and IP theft. 60% is a pretty staggering number, so it’s understandable for business owners to want to educate themselves on the dangers the dark Discover more
The World Wide Web most of us know and use every day is just the very tip of the iceberg when it comes to the internet. In fact, most of the information that lives online exists in a realm that can’t be reached with a Google search or your standard web browser. The deep web is home Discover more
The terms “deep web” and “dark web” are ones often thrown around in the media pretty much interchangeably, but there are some very important distinctions to be made between the two. In today’s blog post well do just that, providing comprehensive definitions for both so that you can better understand what cybersecurity risks your organisation faces from Discover more
It used to be the case that the most prevalent misconception people had about cloud-based apps was that they were inherently unsafe. This was due to a misunderstanding about how data is stored and protected in the cloud. This is no longer the case, with more and more organisations now relying on cloud-based productivity suites like Office Discover more
Data backup is not what it used to be. As we’ve discussed on this blog in recent weeks, neither Office 365 nor G Suite offer comprehensive data backup tools for most organisations which is why investing in a third-party backup solution is so important. This is because the modern features now commonly associated with data backup products Discover more
Did you know that 64% of data loss happens due to accidental or malicious deletion? Or that 32% of organisations will at one point experience a data loss event? This means every organisation would benefit from a data backup service that saves a copy of their files and messages automatically to protect them from disasters. But what Discover more
Over the past couple of weeks on this blog, we’ve been going over the limitations popular cloud-based productivity suites Office 365 and G Suite have when it comes to backing up your data. Clearly, if you take your data security seriously and want to minimise downtime and having to redo lost work, you need a third-party backup Discover more
In the past few weeks, this blog has focused on the shortcomings of the built-in recovery measures of the G Suite and Office 365, highlighting the need for a third-party backup solution. There are a number of myths about cybersecurity and data backup surrounding these two cloud-based suites. People often use these misconceptions to convince themselves they Discover more