Many people will tell you that 2020 was a year to forget, a negative year or even a year that needs to be taken away from the history book. We’d like to use this opportunity to say that 2020 should be used as an eye-opening year and serve as a wake-up call for businesses. The

COVID-19 has been around for nearly a year now, and we have all had to accommodate our habits and attitudes as we started working from the comfort of our homes. In early 2020, what we thought was going to be a lockdown for a few weeks or months, turned into a whole year of uncertainty,

It’s very important to remember that hackers and scammers don’t take breaks – and this pandemic has proven to be the perfect opportunity for them to shine… While we are understandably focusing on our finances, businesses, jobs and most importantly, our health, hackers are patiently waiting for us to take our guard down for just

Since the start of lockdown 1.0, studies have shown a rise in the number of cyber security incidents, including ransomware attacks involving data leaks and phishing e-mails. The question you should ask is whether this is a result of hackers taking advantage of the disruption caused by the pandemic, or the lack of investment in