Lifeline IT was among the UK organisations represented at the ONE Conference – Europe’s leading cybersecurity event for business, science and government. Key learnings from the event will be used by Lifeline IT to help clients strengthen their security.
We have been told for years that the replacement for passwords is just around the corner and that “passwordless” authentication is the future. Passkeys have now moved to something businesses need to take seriously.
At Lifeline IT, we use AI internally, but we use it carefully. In this article I want to explain our approach, primarily for transparency, but potentially to help our clients and partners and open up conversations on the subject.
Often one of the first things we do when travelling is to log on to the hotel, bar or restaurant Wi-Fi, often wrongly believing it’s a safe option, but we could be putting ourselves at risk of exposure to hackers.
Exploring how businesses can maximise the opportunities of AI whilst managing its risks was the focus of Lifeline IT's recent workshop in Amsterdam. Hosted by Daniel and Adam, the session covered an in-depth look at the capabilities of AI.
The growing cyber risks associated with business travel, and how organisations can mitigate them, were recently discussed in the media by Lifeline IT in publications such as International Security Journal, Cyber Security Intelligence and Business Travel Magazine.
Do you know which areas of your business present a cyber risk due to the way they operate or handle information? At Lifeline IT’s recent ‘IT Risk’ roundtable, attendees discussed how to identify vulnerable parts of an organisation and mitigate the cyber threat.
Persuading board-level decision makers to invest in cyber security was a key issue that was raised at Lifeline IT’s recent ‘IT Risk’ roundtable. We discussed the evolving cyber landscape and building a business case for cyber defence investment.
How to make sound IT decisions was the subject of a roundtable event for senior decision-makers that Lifeline IT hosted in Amsterdam recently. The session covered a broad swath of the current cyber challenges facing organisations.
Lifeline IT is building on its alliance with London Metropolitan University's School of Computing and Digital Media by running a series of cyber and governance projects that will be available to commerce and education.
The reality of ransomeware attack is about project management, risk and the survival of your reputation. We share critical lessons that separate a successful recovery from a business-ending catastrophe.
With cyber threats now costing UK businesses £14.7 billion a year and half of small firms experiencing one attack in the last 12 months, a new government initiative is calling on organisations to increase their cyber vigilance.
Lifeline IT’s Daniel Mitchell was recently featured in the media, talking about the importance of physical IT security. His article about ‘Cyber Security Intelligence’, focused on the role that physical and personnel security should play.
Ensuring IT regulation is fit for purpose was the theme of Lifeline IT’s contribution to a recent government business event. In addition to being involved in the regulatory events, Lifeline IT also this month sponsored the Peterborough Business Awards.
Online cyber protection is at the forefront of everyone’s mind as companies and individuals aim to safeguard themselves against the cyber threat. And whilst this is essential, physical security to protect IT systems and infrastructure is equally important.
