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September 2022 Newsletter

Advanced Persistent Threats; a warning about Energy Bill Support phishing Scams and the rise in credential stuffing; examining Enhanced Fishing Protection in Windows 11; how a failed ransomware attack became vindictive & is Art dead?
Ransomware Attacks

February 2022 Newsletter

Review the world of ransomware attacks, talk two-factor authentication & multi-factor authentication, listen to government warnings to boost cyber security, warn about subscription traps, celebrate a booming cyber security economy… and we’re going back to Tees Expo
Smishing Scam

January 2022 Newsletter

We begin the year with a reminder to stay alert for Phishing and Smishing scams, as well as a warning of the uptick in cyber attacks; consider the use of Sharepoint to enhance hybrid working; and, the UK toots it’s horn for a booming Tech sector!

Ransomware & the Importance of Being Covered

It’s recently been reported insurers have begun including ransomware in policy coverage. In this blog we will define ransomware and
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Do I Need to Update Software?

As you’re beavering away working on an important project, a notification pops up on the PC telling you a software

Beware of Dodgy Software Upgrades

This month at LaneSystems we are looking at software upgrades and their importance. With the busiest shopping day of the

Free Software Versus Paid Software

‘Free’, ‘gratis’, ‘for nothing’, ‘on the house’, and ‘complimentary’; all roughly translates to ‘free stuff’! ‘Free’ is good (generally) and