Monthly Archives: February 2012

Do You Need a QR Code?

Posted on February 29, 2012 by

Curious little white boxes filled with random black squares are everywhere these days. These QR Codes (Quick Response) are springing up on packaging, leaflets, websites and even clothing. So what are they and do you need one? Well, for starters … Continue reading →

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The Real Cost of Fraud to Small Businesses

Posted on February 22, 2012 by

According to a recent article in FSB First Voice, fraud is costing small businesses, on average, £2,725 every year. That is a significant sum that many business can’t absorb. Con, scam, swindle, dupe, ploy – no matter how you dress … Continue reading →

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Mobile Data – An IT Headache

Posted on February 15, 2012 by

A recent article in Microscope.co.uk, looked at the changing landscape of IT and the impact it is having on data security. According to Dave Everitt, general manager EMEA at Absolute Software, the increasing use of personal devices (such as smartphones) … Continue reading →

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You Do Have Mobile Security, Right?

Posted on February 8, 2012 by

Back in January, we brought your attention to an article written by Dragon’s Dens’ very own James Caan about the importance of mobile phone security. Mobile security is essential because without it, your smartphone and all the data it contains … Continue reading →

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The Cost of Unlicensed Software

Posted on February 1, 2012 by

  Tempting, isn’t it? After all, who’s going to know whether you’ve paid the full license for your software or not? It is only software, no one will find out – will they? It’s all too easy to think like … Continue reading →

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