Cybersecurity and Ransomware in the UK Today Cybersecurity is a major challenge at a global and national level, a challenge which is constantly evolving and growing as our digital economy expands. Dealing effectively with cybercrime demands close collaboration across corporate and governmental boundaries, as well as sustained focus within Read more…
Castle-and-moat security – great for 11th Century castles, but it’s time to move on Castle-and-moat as a physical security measure doesn’t need much explanation if you’ve ever spent a grey Bank Holiday afternoon traipsing round one of Britain’s historical fortresses. Digging a trench round a building and filling it with Read more…
Why should I care about ransomware now? What is ransomware? IT jargon isn’t always easy to understand, but ‘ransomware’ is one term that should be self-explanatory. Depriving someone of something or somebody they value to extort something from them has been around at least since the 12th Century, when Read more…
New insolvency law risks creating ‘non-pay culture’ in supply chains May 22, 2020 · posted by Will Green in Law, Procurement, Supplier relations The UK government has introduced legislation that means suppliers will not be able to stop supplying a company that has entered insolvency. Under the Corporate Insolvency Read more…
