IT Blog Category: Cybersecurity
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 [...]
Ask the expert: answering the internet’s most common Phishing questions
Phishing attacks are a huge risk for organisations in this blog our lead cybersecurity consultant answers the most common questions we get about phishing. [...]
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. [...]
The worst cybersecurity attacks from 2022
If 2022 has taught businesses anything, it’s that cybersecurity attacks, breaches and leaked data are incredibly costly. Here are some of the worst attacks from 2022. [...]
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 [...]
Measuring cyber resilience & your human firewall
Safeguarding your organisation against cyber threats has become increasingly vital, and assessing where you are currently in your cyber resilience journey is a fundamental step in understanding how best [...]
How cybercrime costs the UK economy nearly £27B every year
Cybercrime costs claims nearly £27 billion of the UK economy almost every year. Cybercrime has only become more common, affecting many industries. Read more. [...]
What is Zero Trust security and where should you start?
Zero Trust security removes assumptions about trusting a user, even when they're inside your network. This means users and devices must be verified. Read here. [...]