Author: Louise Howland
Louise heads up the marketing function at ramsac and is responsible for the business' communications, events and digital strategies. Louise's career spans over 18 years working as a marketing specialist in the IT sector, she is passionate about delivering IT content in language that is simple to understand. Outside of work Louise lives in Surrey with her husband and 2 sons.
Microsoft Office – High Severity Vulnerability
Earlier this month Microsoft announced there was a High Severity vulnerability affecting Microsoft Office products. In this blog we explain what the vulnerability is and how to protect against it. [...]
Technology event Q&A – February 2023
We run monthly tech Q&A events to give organisations the opportunity to get their questions answered. In this blog we share some of the questions we received at the [...]
Introducing Secure+ from ramsac: Keeping a watchful eye on your IT estate
We are thrilled to be launching secure+ our most significant product launch in over a decade. Secure+ is a proactive cybersecurity monitoring service designed to keep a watchful eye [...]
ramsac named as one of the UK’s best places to work
We were thrilled to be named the number 1 business services employer in the UK at the Best companies to work for. [...]
What is cyber insurance and do you really need it?
Cyber insurance can mitigate a business against damages and financial loss caused by a cyberattack. But what does cyber insurance cover? Find out here. [...]
The importance of supply chain cybersecurity and risk management
Supply chains are areas of increasing cybersecurity risk. What is the exact problem, and how can you address it? Discover this and more in our latest blog. [...]
Still using Windows Server 2012? – You are at risk
If you have machines still using Server 2012 you are now at risk and we advise you take immediate action to upgrade to a current Microsoft Operating System. [...]
ramsac proud to sponsor TEDx Woking for 4th year.
We were proud to once again be sponsors for TEDxWoking in November 2022 (for the fourth year in a row) [...]
Over $200 million lost to cyberattacks in 2022 alone, study shows
ramsac can now reveal which 25 of the world’s largest public companies listed in Forbes Global 2000 could suffer the biggest financial loss due to cyberattacks, based on 12 [...]
