At Complete I.T., we ensure our clients are as safe and secure as possible in order to protect you from Cyber Security attacks. We ourselves have invested lots of time and money into ensuring we’re fully GDPR compliant and that all of our systems which hold customer data are as secure as possible.
How many times have you heard the phrase “Death by powerpoint”?
In this blog, Gareth Compton talks to us about how he learned to create an effective PowerPoint presentation.
As a CIT Technical Consultant and many years in the Technology sector, Gareth Compton uses his experience to share his thoughts and views on how to get the most out of your Technology.
One of the most effective ways to keep your systems safe is through the practice of secure and strong passwords, rather than a standard one used throughout the organisation.
We have already seen snow causing business downtime this year, in some instances, this can not be helped but in many cases, remote working and collaboration can mean the weather does not need to affect your business at all.
Over recent years, being infected by a virus has gone from a slight inconvenience to a business to being able to take down multi-million-pound companies in a matter of seconds. To give an indication of the severity of the situation at hand, Ransomware netted over $325 million in 2015 alone, and made $200 million in the first half of 2016.
With the General Data Protection Regulations deadline fast approaching we thought we would update you on what we are doing and how we can help you.
At Complete I.T. we pride ourselves in having a Cyber Essentials certification that allows us to protect our business and our clients against cyber threats, but what is Cyber Essentials?
You will no doubt have seen on the news recently a number of large scale cyberattacks using Ransomware to encrypt computers and data. This will no doubt lead you to have concerns around the security of your own IT systems. At Complete I.T. we want to try and provide you with the information you need to keep your businesses fully protected.
When it comes to cyber security, not for profit organisations need be proactive and preventative when it comes to protecting themselves, due to the sensitive nature of the data they hold.
