October is European Cybersecurity Month (ECSM). While you might not be rushing to put up the decorations and hang the bunting ECSM has an important message behind it.

2020 has seen a massive disruption to normal working practices. Remote working is still prominent across the country. Almost all businesses are looking for ways to save money.

Remote working look's like it will continue to play a big part in our immediate future. With the PM's latest advisement on working from home, possibly in place for another 6 months, remote working looks like it's here to stay.

350,000 malware versions are identified every day. While your business might have protection in place does that protection cover your staff's PC or laptop?

2020 has changed the way a lot of us work. Nearly half of the UK workforce has been working from home this year. Businesses have suddenly been spread out over the country.

Office phone systems are not something most businesses have ever had to think much about. You usually had a choice of landline provider but that was about it.

At Infotech we are big fans of Cyber Essentials. This is the government-backed scheme to help businesses reach an acceptable level of cybersecurity.

At the high point of lockdown, almost half of all UK employees were working from home. Businesses are starting to re-open their premises but there is much more acceptable to the idea of remote working.

It is with much excitement and pride that we can announce that Infotech Solutions are the newest members of the Kent Invicta Chamber of Commerce's Patronage Scheme.

Cybercrime is expected to cost UK businesses £21 billion in 2020. Despite that staggering amount and the continued rise in cyber attacks many businesses are still not considering cybersecurity a priority.