If you're looking for ways to protect your small business from online threats, our selection of articles covers tips and advice from industry experts on how to keep your small business and its data safe from malware. Topics include cybersecurity training for your employees, remote working policies and how to protect your business from phishing threats.
Managing Document Security in the Workplace
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Ben Liu of Kofax takes a look at why it's essential to invest time into protecting your business' paperwork and digital file infrastructure
How to Find the Right IT Service Provider
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Vikki Durden of UK IT Service shares her tips on how to know when it's time to switch IT Service providers as a small business owner and how to find the right one
Protecting Remote Workers from Cyber Attacks
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With record numbers of employees being asked to work remotely, it's vital to ensure your business is protected from cyber attacks. Paul Callaghan of CyberInsurer shares his advice
Why SMEs are Prioritising Cybersecurity in 2022
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Research shows that UK businesses are prioritising investment in cybersecurity in 2022 to strengthen their defences. Adam Louca from Softcat explores
How to Build a Robust Cybersecurity Strategy
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Dean Moulden from information security consultancy SRM shares his knowledge on how to refine your small business' cybersecurity strategy to ensure it is as robust as possible
Five Tips for Keeping Your Company Safe Online
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Here's a quick guide from Phil Upton covering five ways to keep your small business and its data safe from malware
Balancing Digital Transformation with Privacy
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Sophie Chase-Borthwick, Director of Data Ethics & Privacy at Calligo, explains how to incorporate data privacy into digital transformation projects
The Biggest Phishing Threats to SMEs in 2019
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It’s imperative that SME owners and employees know exactly how to detect and react to potential phishing threats. Here's what to look out for in 2019
Why Cybersecurity Training is Crucial for SMEs
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Melanie Jones looks at how investing in cybersecurity training can positively impact both your business and your wider workforce
Managing Password Protection & Cyber-Stress
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Many SMEs struggle with effective password management and cyber-stress. Ian Pitt of LogMeIn explains how technology can relieve the burden
Why SMEs Need a Secure Remote Working Policy
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Having flexibility over where employees work can result in higher risk of a security breach. ShredallSDS Group's Nik Williams talks us through the importance of secure remote working policies
Protecting Your Business from a Data Breach
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From educating your staff about phishing emails to protecting your local network, here are some important cyber security measures for small businesses
The Biggest Cyber Threats Facing SMEs in 2018
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With massive cyber-attacks increasing in regularity, what are the main cyber threats that businesses should be aware of? And how can they tackle them?
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