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Case Study: Heimdal & Orbital Technology

About five years ago, Orbital Technology became aware that its existing Anti-Virus solution was not effectively protecting customers’ systems, and was allowing threats that were causing significant,...

Business Cyber Security and How to Achieve It!

If we strip back the complexities of the implied question in the title, we are left with one obvious statement: You want your business to be secure from pretty much everything that the world has got...

Travelex becomes the latest victim of computer criminal behaviour

In March 2018 Travelex managed to leak around 17,000 people’s data. These unfortunate data subjects were all Tesco Bank customers; the data leaked included full names, dates of birth, addresses,...

Great security only works if it is switched on

Securing your client’s network against their staff OK, let’s be honest about this, this article is all about how Heimdal Security has the power to not just help your clients secure their networks but...

Stay Lucky!

Back when people did not really understand much of the world around them, a lot believed that carrying a rabbit’s foot would bring them good luck.

NHS crippled by cyberattacks… Some thoughts from the Brigantia Partner Support Team

No doubt you’ve read the recent news that NHS services across England have been hit by a large-scale cyberattack and they have elected to protect their IT systems by shutting them down as a...

Why are schools so much more vulnerable to ransomware?

It is not news to anyone who reads my posts that cybersecurity is one of the most important elements of any business strategy in this day and age. Although I usually write about the technicalities...

Devon town council held to ransom for £3,000 by hackers is yet more evidence that anti-virus programs are simply no longer enough.

The Daily Telegraph reports today that a town council in Devon is being held to ransom after hackers demanded £3,000 for the safe return of documents including its allotments waiting list. Triggered...

Patch Perfect – How to stop a robber from breaking into your garage (Article 2 of Heimdal Security series)

So, in article 1, we have already discovered how 91.3% of second generation malware dials back for its encryption key via DNS. It is important now to look at the first layer of defence.

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