Safer Internet Day: Protecting Young People from Online Scams
Tuesday 11th February is Safer Internet Day, and this year’s theme focuses on online scams […]
Tuesday 11th February is Safer Internet Day, and this year’s theme focuses on online scams […]
Collaborating for Stronger Cybersecurity At Sutcliffe & Co Insurance Brokers, we understand the ever-evolving threats […]
In the digital age, where convenience is paramount, Quick Response (QR) codes have become an […]
As Black Friday and Cyber Monday approach, consumers eagerly anticipate snagging fantastic deals from leading brands looking to boost sales before Christmas.
With a focus on the impact of the internet and online safety for children and young people, the day is to provide a platform for talking about how we use digital technology.
Cyber underinsurance or uninsurance is a real concern, and this needs to be addressed by businesses to remain fully protected against more sophisticated cyber attacks, increased digitalisation within companies and cyber skills shortages.
As many companies are adopting hybrid working or remote working as a permanent operational standard, we look at how this might affect your business, in particular, cybersecurity.
While organisations are always at risk from a cyber-attack, there may be a heightened risk at certain times. Broader problems—such as hacktivism and geopolitical tensions—can increase the cyber-risk organisations face.
Cyber security experts have reviewed the methods criminals use to hack organisations and have found that organisations that deploy Two Factor Authentication are significantly safer than those that do not.
In the day-to-day running of a business various forms of technology will be used and […]