Phishing attacks by cyber criminals are becoming much more difficult to spot and many people are still being duped into taking the bait.

A new UK data protection law that’s on its way doesn’t mean it’s OK to forget new European legislation.

Many victims of ransomware attacks are turning to No More Ransom to have their data unlocked for free but the best way to beat cyber crime is by improving IT security.

Much faster broadband using fibre-to-the-premises (FTTP) technology is a real possibility in the near future for many UK businesses.

All UK businesses need to be prepared for new European data protection regulations which come into force next May.

A great day of charity golf in bright sunshine raised £2,434 for St Barnabas House as teams representing CNC and solicitors Bennett Griffin competed for a new trophy.

The global IT system failure that hit British Airways and caused all its flights to be cancelled at London Heathrow and Gatwick is a lesson in the importance of disaster recovery planning.

The mass attack by the WannaCrypt malware which hit more than 300,000 users of Microsoft products worldwide, is another stark reminder that UK businesses should regularly update their IT systems with the latest security patches.

Businesses that use Windows 10 and Office 365 ProPlus can look forward to more predictable updates. Starting from September, these will be delivered twice a year.

Cyber-crime is now such a major threat to UK businesses that many companies will soon have to prove they are properly protected to avoid losing key contracts.