Is your business struggling with an old and inefficient phone system? You may be sticking with old technology simply because it still works, without realising all the benefits and enhanced features that you’re missing out on.
Every day, the news headlines are dominated by stories of large-scale cyber attacks and data breaches. We tend to think it’s just the larger corporations getting hacked, but there’s been a huge increase in attacks against small and medium-sized businesses.
The start of a new year is the perfect time to set goals for the year ahead. While you might be focusing on personal resolutions such as eating healthier or getting in shape, why not consider making some Cyber Security New Year’s Resolutions that will protect your business against cyber attacks and online threats?
We’d like to take this opportunity to wish all our clients, friends, and family a Merry Christmas and thank you for your continued support throughout the year.
After months of planning, we’re super excited to announce the launch of our brand-new website https://ortus.ie/.
Every day millions of scam emails flow into the inboxes of users across the world. While it’s painfully obvious that some are completely fraudulent, phishing emails – particularly those targeted at businesses – are becoming much more sophisticated and difficult to spot.
The recent pandemic has served as a major wake-up call for every business. Those who have been operating without a disaster recovery and business continuity plan have struggled to adapt to remote working and the challenges that this has brought with it.
‘Hybrid working’ has fast become the new buzzword on everyone’s lips. This way of working has always existed but there’s no doubt that it has been fast-tracked by the Covid-19 pandemic.
It’s been hard to ignore the explosive growth in phishing attacks over the last year. Attacks have increased by 718%, and according to Microsoft’s Security Intelligence Report, phishing has now become the biggest cyber threat worldwide.
“Ooops, your files have been encrypted!” These are the dreaded words that no one wants to see pop up on their computer screen. But as we’ve seen from the recent attack on the HSE, ransomware remains a major threat to every business and one that must be taken very seriously.