Do you know how secure your website really is? Since the introduction of GDPR the world of acquiring information has become slightly harder (only slightly), there are still plenty of people that do not understand or care about GDPR, which is a shame, as there are many media outlets such as The Independent (see their blog
Morrisons Supermarket tries to fight breach of data protection…. and failed At last, Morrisons supermarket has lost their high court battle on 22nd October 2018 for the intentional data breach by one of their employees, the employee leaked just under 100,000 employee records, which included salary details and bank account information, this highlights how important
Being Dyslexic in Business – The Ideas Cupboard We are really proud to have supported Shropshire’s Dyslexia Information Day in Telford, it was an amazing event, as a dyslexic myself I understand how hard it can be to access information about being dyslexic and how to find support for in the workplace. This event not
A series of unfortunate GDPR events part 5 – Secure storage Having now finished the cleanup of the ancient mailing lists and implementing your record management policy its time to look at where to store the data you have. The physical data storage is the easiest to look at as you can see it, yes
A series of unfortunate GDPR events Part 4 – Record Management Ok, so you now have your marketing all sorted, and you have cleaned up that ancient mailing list, now its time to look at what are you going to do with the records you have. If you are like me you have a digital
SEO… What is it? SEO… What is it? SEO explained. Well, its a term that is thrown around by web designers all the time but the question is do you actually know what it is and what it does? SEO stands for Search Engine Optimisation – which in basic terms helps improve the content of
A Series Of Unfortunate GDPR Events Part 3 Death to Direct Marketing Well not exactly, this has been one of the biggest shake-ups to the marketing industry in a very long time. Previously there has been a notion that you can add anyone and everyone you meet to your mailing list and then spam them
What is a VPN and does my business really need one? If you are not concerned about other people seeing and accessing anything you do, then a VPN is probably not for you. If you are concerned, then it should be something to look at. (have you even looked at GDPR yet?) A VPN or
A Series Of Unfortunate GDPR Events – Part 2 Let’s get Physical…. and digital with GDPR. So now that you have identified all your potential risks to the data you hold, you will need to put some plans in place to combat them. The physical security side of risk management may seem like an easy
A Series Of Unfortunate GDPR Events – Part 1 Do I really need to be GDPR compliant? The short answer is YES!, the long answer is YYEEEESSSSSSS!!! Every business in the UK will be affected by GDPR (general data protection regulation) in one way or another, but bare in mind that GDPR is simply an
