Cross-border cyber security cooperation was the key aim of the ONE Conference, attended by Lifeline IT’s Daniel this week. The two-day event, held in The Hague, is Europe’s prime cyber event, where businesses and government share knowledge, best practice and research results.
We were recently featured in Accounting & Business Magazine, talking about the cyber risks facing small to medium sized accountancy business. In a by-lined article by Daniel, he discussed the threats to the accounting sector and what companies can do.
We’re delighted to announce that we’ve strengthened our expertise with the addition of one of the UK’s leading cyber security specialists. Cheryl Martin joins the company as a cyber security adviser and coach to the Lifeline IT team and clients.
Important legal changes to the popular file sharing system WeTransfer have caused concern amongst users. This resulted in WeTransfer clarifying the wording, but there are still concerns around the platform having access to users' valuable content.
Lifeline IT’s Amsterdam office, in partnership with Dutch law firm ACG International, hosted an exclusive cyber security event for professional services companies to learn more about the cyber landscape: the risks and how to protect themselves.
Following the recent damaging attacks on Marks & Spencer and other high-profile organisations, there must be state-level acknowledgement that SMEs form part of the UK’s critical infrastructure and the necessary support put in place to limit their vulnerabilities.
Cyber attacks have been all over the media recently following attacks on M&S, the Co-op and Harrods. However, these kind of breaches are not new and companies are being targeted every day. Here’s a reminder of some of the key ways to keep safe.
Artificial intelligence has been dominating the news recently, especially with the arrival of DeepSeek, the Chinese produced AI model. Despite all the excitement, security and data management need to be carefully considered when using any of these AI tools.
With Black Friday and the festive shopping season now upon us, being vigilant about security is crucial. Lifeline IT has put together some advice on how to keep yourself secure in the run up to Christmas, when you’re likely to be making more online purchases than usual.
Now that working from home is a normal part of daily life, whilst it brings flexibility and a change of environment, it can have significant implications for IT security. We take a look at some of these IT issues and give pointers as to how you can improve your home working security.
With cyber attacks on the rise, protecting against cyber crime by ensuring you have adequate security is vital, but even the most well-prepared businesses can still be a target. Here at Lifeline IT we’re increasingly getting asked about cyber insurance. Read our essential guide so you know what to look for.
Lifeline IT's short ‘How to’ video will help improve your password security and management. The video follows our recent IT Trends Survey which revealed that passwords are what cause people the most problems – 26% said they have issues with passwords on a daily basis.
At the Euro-American Lawyers Group (EALG), Lifeline IT’s resident cyber security expert Daniel was invited to offer his expertise on the business-critical issue of cyber security – a major threat to the legal industry. Law firms are three times as likely as any other sector to be the target of cyber criminals.
Cyber security should form part of any business’ overall disaster recovery plan – covering everything from fires, floods and data outages through to malicious staff attacks and cyber threats. Cyber security is no longer just an IT issue for the IT department.
Lifeline IT has been advising on disaster recovery to businesses with the influential MZA Horeca network. Lifeline IT’s Daniel Mitchell was outlining how companies can help mitigate damage from malicious attacks or disaster scenarios.
