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Professionals are increasingly facing up to doing business digitally, given the government’s digital by default policy, lawyers making increasing use of practice management systems and financial [...]

A couple of years back Microsoft introduced a new look version of its Windows Operating System. The radically changed user experience in Windows 8 with its colourful live tiles, didn’t exactly [...]

Are you sure you know how safe your USB stick is? Do you really think that you should plug that into your network? Those of you who work in large firms will be used to your USB sockets being [...]

It is that time of the year, yet again, when we give serious thought to present-giving. That and who to invite to join in the festivities of course! There will always be those people you want to [...]

This is the latest computer security vulnerability that you may also see called ’the Bash bug’. Whilst not technically a Virus or a Trojan, it is potentially far more dangerous. It is unusual [...]

Closer to home the Law Society recently had to issue a warning (http://www.lawsociety.org.uk/advice/articles/phishing-email-scam) about rogue emails appearing to come from the Law Society with [...]

There have been a lot of articles in the mainstream press lately about the Heartbleed bug and how everyone should go out and change their passwords immediately; which actually may have been very [...]

How safe is your password? The answer seems to depend on what site you go to. Many sites try to protect you by enforcing password rules.

The majority of us are moving away from our laptops and buying ourselves a tablet that is smaller and lighter to carry about but we still need to be able to work on the go.

In today’s society the need for access from home to the work site is key; however, things may be a little different if your employee has bought a Mac - that is a Mac computer, not a raincoat!