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Ransomware involves computer viruses that threaten to delete your files unless you pay a ransom.

Now more than ever, schools are relying on their online IT and ed-tech services to help with teaching and admin tasks.

Website security means securing your website from cyber-attacks and is extremely important in order to protect all your online activities.

Charities by their very nature, hold a huge amount of information that is attractive to hackers.

Last year US based software company Blackbaud were hit by a ransomware attack that wreaked havoc for some charities in the UK.

Cyber crime either takes place online or where technology is a means and/or target for the attack.

Keep secure online should be a priority for every charity. We have created a checklist to help keep your charity safe from cyber criminals.

Take a listen as Chris, Tom and Nick take a deep dive into the cyber threats that the health care, beauty and personal care industries.

The SECRC is warning local charities to be vigilant and take extra steps to help keep cyber criminals out of their organisation.

The healthcare and pharmaceutical care industries have access to some of the most critical confidential data that exists.

Social engineering is a form of cyber attack where hackers gleam personal information through very straightforward methods.

SECRC is urging businesses within the health and beauty industry to take action to secure business from cyber criminals looking to strike.

The National Hair & Beauty Federation (NHBF) recently surveyed its members and over half of them (56%) revealed that they had been targeted.

Did you know there is a way to automatically notify the NCSC's suspicious email reporting service if you receive a odd looking email?

The National Cyber Security Centre defended the health care sector from 723 cyber attacks between September 2019 and August 2020.

The SECRC warns health care businesses and professionals of the risk cyber crime poses to their businesses.

As the economy reopens, don't give cyber criminals easy access to your business.

SECRC warns businesses to take cyber security training seriously.

SECRC gives guidance to businesses as #SocialMediaDay arrives.

Quite often small businesses depend on their social media accounts to survive.