As we explored in our previous article, due to the rapidly increasing levels of cyber criminality being experienced by businesses of all sizes all over the globe, it is essential that you take the cyber security of your organisation seriously. We explored in detail two of the world's most common forms of cyber attack, favoured by cyber criminals for their ease and average likelihood of success - this high success rate is due to the attack needing the user to ‘authorise’ the attack.

There is no longer any doubt - cyber security must be at the very heart of your business concerns – especially bearing in mind that the levels at which cyber threats are growing and evolving are alarming to say the least. Alongside the massive rise in frequency and severity of cyber attacks around the world comes a sort of obliviousness to them.

In the previous blog in the series we established that the ‘traditional’ methods of communication in the workplace simply aren’t good enough in the modern digital age. We discussed that communication is – and always has been - arguably the most important ingredient to running a successful business.

The workplace has changed in modern times, with our reliance on technology – and the devastating Covid-19 pandemic - changing the way many of us go about our workday. These adaptations will continue long into the future as we continue to discover new ways of utilising our time with more efficient and productive software.