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Why cybersecurity is about culture as much as technology Blog by Rhys Madoc CEO, UHY International In the post pandemic world of work, robust cybersecurity defences are more crucial than ever. That is not saying anything that most of us don’t know, but it is worth repeating. The pandemic has
The Police CyberAlarm is a free tool to help your business understand and monitor malicious cyber activity. Police CyberAlarm acts as a “CCTV camera” monitoring the traffic seen by your businesses’ connection to the internet. It will detect and provide regular reports of suspected malicious activity, enabling your business to
The use of crypto currency is becoming increasingly common, whether it be for payment of goods or services or for investment purposes. In the last year Bitcoin has appreciated by 500% and potential investors are naturally drawn to these eye catching returns without necessarily understanding the blockchain that underlies the
Expert insight and analysis for world business The 12th edition of UHY Global magazine is now available to read online. UHY Global draws on the knowledge of UHY’s network of member firms to provide insight and expertise for today’s global business community in a thought-provoking, upbeat and engaging read. Topically
With thanks to Steve Mayo from Nat West Bank for bringing this to our attention Fraud Awareness: – Criminals use every opportunity and misfortune of others for gain, so please be vigilant. With remote working increasingly common, remember that anywhere staff might work becomes an extension of your workplace and
Social Media – How to get a good return on time invested in your business’s social media presence By Julia Blake, Blake Consultants Ltd Social Media is now part of our lives – we may, or may not, be comfortable with that, but it’s been around for a quite a
Cyber crime is the world’s fastest growing criminal activity and is the single biggest future risk to businesses. Whilst money is the primary motivational factor for cyber criminals, other factors such as ideology, sympathy, anger and espionage are also significant drivers of cyber crime. “Cyber Crime has overtaken the drug