<p>Bot malware is a worrying new security risk. Malware bots steal whole user profiles – that’s a complete snapshot of your ID and settings.</p>
<p>Our phones are a goldmine of private information. If they’re not as secure your other devices, they can become a gaping hole in your cyber security</p>
<p>From Alexa to Siri, AI is already all around us, but names like ChatGPT, Dall-E and Jasper have blown up the internet. Let’s decode some of the language</p>
<p>Recently, the biggest ever DDoS attack was reportedly blocked. Worse still, more businesses are being targeted with criminals demanding huge ransoms</p>
<p>AI chatbots have taken the world by storm lately. But for all the fun they offer, criminals have been finding ways to use AI for more sinister purposes.</p>
<p>A new study shows that only a third of businesses place detection as their main priority, while two thirds say prevention is their primary focus.</p>
<p>If you employ anyone aged between 16 and 19, you need to pay special attention to the cyber security training you’re giving your team.</p>
<p>Cyber criminals are getting smarter. This recent malware threat is unusually smart. It impersonates a highly trusted brand name to get a foot in the door.</p>
<p>Book now for an IT check-up, to get in great shape for the journey ahead? You do it for yourself and your car – now do the same for your workplace tech</p>
<p>Gen Z and even some Millennial employees are less tech savvy than many employers might expect. It’s an assumption that’s leading to a sense of ‘tech shame’.</p>