We are all getting used to some big changes in 2017… don’t panic this isn't another Trump/Brexit blog so you can breath easy! In the world of cyber security, it’s clear that the challenge will only get greater when it comes to keeping our data safe. The vendors in response Read more…
I’m sure you have all heard of the triple constraint or the Iron Triangle? Basically it’s the combination of the three most significant restrictions on any product, service, or project; · Speed · Quality · Cost Typically in the triangular model, if we desire products then there are constraints that form the sides Read more…
Carry it with you and Use it anywhere This is where USB drives make sense! Take your personal data with you wherever you go and never be without your all-important data again. Enough space for your data & protection for it You can back up and store all the information Read more…
Ease of use This is where the humble USB just makes sense. It’s tangible portability and easy storage means you’re never without your data. All the memory & protection you’ll ever need We’re talking Terabytes here! Back up and store all your information on a single, affordable, secure device! Transfer Read more…
“There was a statistician who drowned crossing a river… It was 3 feet deep on average” People tend to talk about the typical, grouping the ups and downs together and taking the average as the only relevant measurement. Clearly, however, this does not truly reflect life’s reality and the reality Read more…
Passwords Keep data safe and secure, Simple. However, In the words of Alexander Pope “To err is human” and with regards to security credentials, this has never been truer! Generally, we as people like to keep things simple, for example, we tend to keep passwords, simple, memorable and short. Long and complex words Read more…
In terms of securing data it’s always a good idea to err on the side of caution, however there is a simple rule which can help you focus on what’s important. The Pareto principle (commonly known as the 80–20 rule) states that, for most events, roughly 80% of the effects come from 20% Read more…
We are all aware of the cookie warning that appears when we land on a website these days. Website owners need to inform us when cookies (or small pieces of code) have been transferred to our computers, tablets and mobiles. The site is then ‘aware’ of your return, can adapt Read more…
