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As we continue to work out what the new normal is, the COVID-19 situation continues to be exploited through the cyberworld where criminals are taking advantage of the crisis to coerce users into downloading malware onto their devices.

​​​​​​​Times are changing.  More and more people are working remotely and we may find even more people do so once the COVID-19 lockdown is lifted.

​​​​​​​With everything that’s currently going on to avoid the COVID-19 virus, it’s also vital to remember to avoid viruses on your PC. 

Cloud-based applications have become increasingly popular in the last decade with many businesses turning to the cloud especially for data storage and computing power. 

Since its release five years ago, Microsoft’s Windows 10 is now active on more than a billion devices.

Picking colours for your website goes far beyond your favourite colour – there is some science to the colours an organisation will pick.

​​​​​​​Attracting potential buyers to your website is one thing, getting them interested to stay for more than a few seconds is another.  So, what are the fundamental aspects your website needs to include to ensure that all-important sale?

Since January there has been an increasing effort to use the global Coronavirus crisis to spread malware and steal personal information. 

IT is a fundamental part of a business whether you’re a small enterprise or large corporate; the needs are the same but just on a varying scale, so it's important to develop a strong partnership with an IT firm.

Most people have their favourite anti-virus provider and are happy to purchase software subscriptions, while others will tell you that Windows Defender is all you need to protect your software.  So, what’s the best way to go?

​​​​​​​Rumours suggest that hackers may still have the ability to listen in to conversations via smart speakers and are gaining access to private data, thanks to third-party apps.