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LOG SUPPORT ISSUEWHAT IS STUCTURED CABLING, WHY IS IT IMPORTANT? The purpose of structured cabling or CAT5e / CAT6 cabling is to lay down a secure foundation for your voice and data communications and enhance the performance of your LAN (Local Area Network). Structured cabling is a system of cables, wires and other hardware that connects the … Continue reading “What is Structured Cabling and Why is it important?”
In the digital era, enterprises of all sizes must be proactive instead of reactive when it comes to cyber security. We’ve all heard about digitalization and what it means but its more about the amounts of data being housed in pretty much every place you can think of. Data today is housed everywhere, us as … Continue reading “Managed Detection and Response Takes Security to the Next Level”
How Does IT Support Work and Why is Managed IT Important? All businesses use IT in some way shape or form whether it be to communicate or to manage product lifecycles IT has become embedded. The benefits are clear but the risks are sometimes less obvious. With IT at the heart of your business you … Continue reading “How Does IT Support Work and Why is Managed IT Important?”
Department Of Justice Southern District of California Assistant United States Attorney Mitch Dembin San Diego, California 94102 Tel: (619) 557-5558 Creator and Four Users of Loverspy Spyware Program Indicted NEWS RELEASE SUMMARY – August 26, 2005 United States Attorney Carol C. Lam of the Southern District of California and John C. Richter, Acting Assistant Attorney … Continue reading “cyber crime press release 2005”
With the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19), many businesses are requiring or permitting employees to work remotely. This is intended to remind all businesses and your employees that in the haste to implement widespread work-from-home strategies, data security concerns cannot be forgotten. All employees should remain vigilant of increased cybersecurity threats, some of which … Continue reading “Protecting against Cybersecurity Threats when Working from Home”
A briefing to clients concerning the on-going pandemic. At Johnson Technical Systems we take a strong stance when it comes to the working conditions of both our employees and those of our clients. As this outbreak continues to spread our team are closely assessing the advice provided by the UK Government and the World Health … Continue reading “Critical Business Function Plan”
The Cornoavirus pandemic continues to evolve in a similar way to previous outbreaks causing concern and worry to businesses. Can they continue to operate if an outbreak occurs within the office? Should a group of employees be “quarantined” from the office and sent home to work. Will the IT be able to cope? It’s a … Continue reading “The Coronavirus & Remote Working”
What is Patch Management Patch management is a vital component of your companies Cyber Security defenses. Patch management is automating the process of updating the software you use on your IT network. This can be anything from the Operating System such as Windows 10 or a 3rd party software such as Sage Line 50. Software … Continue reading “What is Patch Management and How does it work?”
Cyber Security Risks In this article, we will discuss an cyber security risks that is usually neglected when it comes to IT Security. Often businesses look for technical solutions to protect their IT and employees from current threats. While this is usually a good idea, most security breaches are largely down to human error. With … Continue reading “How can I make employees aware of current cyber security risks?”
The World’s Worst Passwords List When it comes to password hygiene, many of us are still ignoring the basics. Password management specialist, SplashData has released its eighth ‘Worst Passwords of the Year’ list: a roundup of the most commonly used and easily guessable passwords. The World’s Worst Passwords List is based on an evaluation of … Continue reading “The World’s Worst Passwords List | How Many Do You Have?”
