Tech Insight : USB4 Version 2.0
Following the announcement by the USB Promoter Group of the imminent arrival of the new USB4® Version 2.0 connectivity standard, we look at what is, and what advantages it offers. What Is USB4 Version 2.0? USB4® Version 2.0 specification (USB4 2.0) is the name for the newest Universal Serial Bus standard, which is the plug-and-play […]
Featured Article : First Update for Windows 11 : What Does It Include?
With the news that as of 20 September 2022, the new Windows 11 update started its rollout in 190+ countries, we look at what it includes and how these elements could benefit your business. The Focus Microsoft says that the new Windows 11 22H2 update takes account of the move to flexible work, and is […]
Security Stop Press : Go-Ahead Public Transport Company Reports ‘Cyber Incident’Â
Major UK public transport company Go-Ahead (GOG.L) has informed the regulator about recent “unauthorised activity” on its network. The suspected cyber-attack, which took place earlier this month, was reported to have affected the software used to schedule the bus drivers and services of Go-Ahead. The company, which is London’s biggest operator and a major public […]
Discus Cyber Security 7 Event – 2022
We’d like to thank everyone who attended the ‘Discus Cyber Security 7’ event on Tuesday At Stonebridge Golf Centre. We’ve received some great feedback and we hope everyone found it really useful. Just some of important security topics covered were ……. Password Management Multi Factor Authentication Anti-Spam Prevention & Detection Office 365 Monitoring Training Backup […]
Tech News : Nearly Half of Employees Use Risky Login Practices
A new study by 1Password has revealed that almost half of employees put their companies at risk by using risky online habits to avoid difficulties logging in and out of apps at work. Taking Risks With Company Security The study, by passwords manager maker 1Password which surveyed 2,000 US workers, found that 44 per cent […]
Tech News : Record €4 Billion Fine For Google Upheld
Google has been given the largest ever anti-trust fine of 4.125 billion euros from the EU, following an unsuccessful appeal. What Was The Anti-Trust Issue? The European Commission (EC) originally fined Google in 2018 for breaching its anti-trust laws by forcing Android phone-makers to install the Google search and web browser apps in order to […]
Featured Article : Queen’s Coffin Aboard Most Tracked Flight Ever
Aviation tracker website Flightradar24 has reported that the RAF plane flight carrying Queen Elizabeth II’s coffin from Edinburgh to London on September 13 was the most-tracked flight ever. Tracked By 5 Million It was reported that 5 million people tracked the RAF flight, which beats the previous record of 2.9 million people who tracked the […]
Tech Insight : What Is OnlyFans?
In this insight, we look at what OnlyFans is, its features and benefits, and alternative platforms that offer similar services. What Is It? Launched in 2016, London-based OnlyFans is a subscription-based content hosting and sharing platform which has around 150 million registered users (according to its founder – although other estimates vary), and more than […]
Security Stop-Press : Gaming Videos On YouTube Spreading Malware
Cybersecurity company Kaspersky has reported that cyber criminals are using malware that can log into compromised YouTube accounts and upload a gaming video (disguised as a game cheat) which distributes malware. The videos prompt gamers to click on a link in the description and disable Windows SmartScreen. This results in the victim downloading RedLine Trojan […]
Tech Tip – Customise Google Chrome
If you’d like to customise and personalise your Chrome browser, including changing the colour, the theme, and the avatar, here’s how: – Click on the three dots (top right) and click on ‘Settings.’ – Click on ‘You and Google.’ – Pick a theme colour and pick an avatar. – To add a theme, click on […]