
IT Blog Category: Cybersecurity

Smishing: How fake texts can trick your team
A real-world example of a WhatsApp scam targeting ramsac staff shows why organisations must stay vigilant against smishing attacks, here’s what to look for and how to protect yourself. [...]

What SMEs can learn from the Marks & Spencer cyber attack
What can SMEs learn from the recent Marks & Spencer cyberattack? We explore key lessons and practical steps to strengthen your cybersecurity and protect your business. [...]

Why ISO 27001 certification matters for your business
Explore why ISO 27001 is essential for data protection, client trust, and business growth, and how ramsac can help you achieve it with ease. [...]

AI in Malware Analysis
This blog explores how AI is revolutionising malware analysis, providing detailed insights into its methodologies, applications, and benefits. [...]

Understanding Data Exposure Risk in SharePoint and OneDrive
As the way we work continues to evolve, proactively managing data exposure in SharePoint and OneDrive is essential to safeguard sensitive information and maintain trust in an AI-driven world. [...]

Cyber Essentials: Transitioning from the Montpelier to Willow Question Set
Cyber Essentials is evolving, on April 28, 2025, the Willow question set will replace Montpelier. Discover what’s changing, how it affects your certification, and how ramsac can help you [...]

How to know if a Microsoft security alert is real
Microsoft security alert emails help you to know if someone is potentially trying to illegally access your Microsoft account. However, scammers and cybercriminals are well aware of this and [...]

Infographic: Cybersecurity protection vs home protection
Just like protecting your home requires more than a single lock, your business needs multiple layers of cybersecurity to stay resilient. Discover how home security principles apply to cyber [...]

Hacker Misconceptions: The Good, The Bad, and The Grey
When you hear the word hacker, you probably think of criminals in dark hoodies, but the reality is far more complex—some hackers protect us, some exploit us, and some [...]