Cyber Security Event Wednesday 3rd July 2024 We would like to thank everyone who attended our Cyber Security event on Wednesday 3rd July at Six Ways Stadium in Worcester. Your support and enthusiasm added to the event’s success, and we deeply appreciate your contribution. Also, a great thank you to Sixways Stadium, our client, […]
In an expanding world of cyber-attacks, it has never been more important to protect your business from unexpected threats. You can’t stop a cyber-criminal from trying to attack your business, but you can mitigate the damage the attacker may cause…or at least make their effort less worthwhile. Vigilance against cyber-attacks can be a very […]
BEWARE Recent Phishing Spam – “Egress” There is currently an email phishing spam going around with the subject line “Confidential Document” and scary enough, it looks like a legitimate email, please do not click on the open/sign document button link. This will ask you to log into your email account which if you attempt to […]
D&D Network Services can get your business certified under the cyber essentials scheme. What is the cyber essentials scheme? If your work has any crossover with the UK government, you’ve probably heard the words ‘Cyber Essentials’ mentioned at some point. In 2014, the British government recognised the enormous risk posed by cyber-attacks to organisations working […]
Setting weak passwords can be one of the biggest vulnerabilities to potential cyber-attacks, malicious access to systems and data breaches. The National Cyber Security Centre has outlined advice to improve your online security, including robust password setting and password management, implementing multi factor authentication (MFA) where possible, and ensuring software updates are installed. This is […]
What is the UK-GDPR? The United Kingdom General Data Protection Regulation (UK-GDPR) is the UK’s data privacy law that governs the processing of personal data from individuals inside the UK. The UK-GDPR was drafted because of the UK leaving the EU, which resulted in the EU’s GDPR not applying domestically to the UK any longer. […]
