If you’ve reached the point where your laptop or desktop are in danger of being thrown out of the window in a fit of anger, it’s possibly time to consider upgrading to a newer model; not all problems can be fixed with proactive support, sometimes it’s just time to move on! In general we find […]

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With the rise in remote collaboration, more and more workers are using Microsoft Teams. As most companies have Microsoft 365, switching to Teams as a single place to meet with your team scattered across many locations makes sense. But what would you do if people you regularly collaborate with are not a part of your […]

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In an issue that continues to rumble on, Microsoft have released a critical emergency patch to fix a series of vulnerabilities that attackers could exploit to compromise your Exchange server and steal critical information. These flaws pose a severe risk to businesses around the world, as threat actors managed to exploit them before Microsoft was […]

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What is the Microsoft Exchange Server Hack?  How do I know if I’ve been affected by the Microsoft Exchange Server Hack?  What can I do if I am affected by the Microsoft Exchange Server Hack?  Last week Microsoft announced that a hacker group known as Hafnium had conducted a “limited and targeted” attack against on-premises Microsoft Exchange servers. To […]

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According to a new report from Ivanti 20% of UK remote workers admit to using work emails and passwords for personal on-line activity. Making sure your staff are cyber-aware is crucial, and Cyber-Assure from Labyrinth Technology provides the training to do this. Also it provides the reporting tools needed to tell you if these email […]

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In early January we wrote about the demise of Adobe Flash Player and how it had reached end of life. Indeed Adobe themselves made a change so that it wouldn’t play any content after January 12th this year. So it effectively became an un-used, un-supported and un-secure piece of software on your computer, which Microsoft […]

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In the USA right now there is a lot of attention on a cyberattack that successfully gained access to a water treatment plant’s network. The attacker made changes to chemical dosage settings, increasing them to extremely dangerous levels. The FBI has been investigating this attack, and on Tuesday sent out a Private Industry Notification (PIN) […]

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In July 2019 Microsoft announced that Skype For Business Online was being retired this year, on July 31st. Of course that was before anyone had heard of Covid-19 or Coronavirus, and a lot has changed since then. So businesses could be forgiven for not having this as a priority on their to-do list. But one […]

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A cautionary tale for all UK businesses is detailed by the UK’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) in a blog post about the rise of ransomware. The company in question fell victim to a ransomware attack and paid cyber criminals £6.5million for the decryption key to restore their network They were then targeted by the […]

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In 2019 two Security Researchers called Vinny Troia and Bob Diachenko first uncovered the PDL Data breach, and found that over a billion personal data records were easily accessible via an insecure server on the Dark Web. Part of the data in this breach was traced to People Data Labs of San Francisco (hence the […]

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