Microsoft looks to take a bite out of Apple with new Windows 10 S
Microsoft has launched a new, streamlined version of Windows 10 – in a move that many have claimed is aimed at providing like-for-like competition to Apple’s existing offering.
Government continues its drive for a ‘Digital Charter’
The government has called on technology companies, charities, communities and international partners to help it develop a brand new ‘Digital Charter’.
Email cybercrime – What to look out for
In the light of the recent IT security breaches, we are warning customers to stay vigilant when opening emails and attachments. Hackers have developed new and increasingly clever ways of breaching security measures by disguising themselves as familiar contacts.
Email evils and why to avoid them
Business email can be something of a minefield. Not only must the tone be just right, there’s also a whole load of politics at play (in a mirror of what goes on within the physical office).
What’s in an Excel name?
Did you know that Microsoft Excel allows you to define a specific name for any cell, something which can make locating and referencing that cell a lot easier?
The audacious scam that cost Google and Facebook $100 million
A cyber scammer is thought to have netted $100 million (£77.4 million) with a brazen phishing scam targeting some of the biggest names in tech.
More WhatsApp encryption comes to light – months after being secretly launched
In its relatively short life, the popular messaging service WhatsApp has not just become a widespread communication tool but also emerged as a bastion of cybersecurity good practice. Now, that reputation has been bolstered further still, through the encryption of backups stored in Apple’s iCloud.
Technology is killing off traditional skills – but is that such a bad thing?
It’s common knowledge that technology has revolutionised the way we live our lives – but could it also be impacting the way our brains work?
Six steps to protect your business from the increasing threat of cybercrime
The recent ransomware incident which occurred across multiple countries earlier this month has been cited as a wakeup call for management teams. The attack was incredibly simple, and questions were asked as to how this could happen to a large scale organisation such as the NHS.
M2’s Tanya Haeffele qualifies for the OCR World Championships
After a gruelling battle against high walls, rope climbs, monkey bars, fire jumps and spear throws, M2’s General Manager Tanya Haeffele has qualified for the OCR (Obstacle Course Race) World Championships. Tanya qualified earlier this month at the Reebok Spartan Race in Kent.
