What a great film Pulp Fiction is, and that opening scene! Two thieves casually sipping coffee and discussing the good and the bad merits of robbing banks and liquor stores. As the Hawaiian shirt-clad villain says to the other, ‘‘There‘s no sense in robbing a bank. There’s no money in it’’. The method of robbing a bank has changed. How visionary he was.

Back in 2002, the Greek entry by Michalis Rakintzis ‘SAGAPO’ for the Eurovision song contest came 17th. I’m sure Michalis won’t mind me sharing with you just how pertinent his lyrics are.

Your IT system crashes, and while it’s being repaired you put on the kettle to make a cup of tea. But you now realize you’re making lots of cups of tea every week and begin to wonder how much is all this downtime costing?

The US Federal Bureau of Investigation says that more than $4 Billion was lost through cyber-attacks during 2020 by American businesses and individuals.

Half of UK businesses expect to reduce their office space, with a third looking to cut it down by 30 per cent.

The UK's National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has stopped more online scams during the pandemic than the combined total of the previous three years.

BT is set to create 7,000 new jobs to support its fibre broadband roll-out to 25 million UK premises.

Leading companies are now looking to significantly change the working experience for employees due to the pandemic.

Cyber-crime had a boom year in 2020 as online attacks soared and ransomware earned perpetrators millions.

Around half of the UK’s businesses had no security policies in place in 2020 – fewer than in 2019.