Surge in online scams: 5 car insurance online scams to look out for
Alex Kindred, car insurance expert at Confused.com highlights five of the most common types of online car scams and the signs customers should look out for to avoid being targeted.
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Founders Feature: Darren Winterford, founder of EdApp
In our latest Founders Feature, we catch up with Darren Winterford, the CEO founder of EdApp, the Mobile Learning Management System (LMS) solution.
iOS15: Apple to begin rollout of driver’s licenses and state IDs in Apple Wallet
Apple has announced the first states signed up to adopt driver’s licenses and state IDs in Apple Wallet.
Securing the supply chain: why it’s time for a zero trust approach
Vaibhav Malik, Head of Cybersecurity Advisory Practice, Integrity360, looks at the increasing risks to an organisation’s supply chain and how to mitigate these threats with zero trust.
When you work from anywhere, nowhere is safe
Top Business Tech discusses the security threats of the new ‘work from anywhere’ business model.
5 traits that make a great tech team
James Simpson, Chief Technology Officer, SafetyCulture breaks down what it takes to build a great tech team.
Dot the I’s and cross the T’s: data management requirements for the legal sector
Diego Devadas, Enterprise Sales Director and Steve Young, Sr Director Technical Services at Commvault, discuss the challenges associated with data management in the legal industry, along with how the industry could benefit from upgrading its data solutions.
What does it take to make a unicorn?
Top Business Tech looks at what makes a unicorn and some organisations with great potential to achieve unicorn status in the UK.
Celebrating failure in the golden age of tech
While we thrive in the golden age of technology, where breakthroughs are being made across all sectors, John Galpin, Co-Founder, Design by Structure, urges us to take a moment to consider the failure behind the success that have driven such innovation.
A closer look at IBM’s new SASE services
IBM has announced that it is expanding its zero trust strategy capabilities with new SASE services to modernize network security.
Getting permission for private blockchain
Jonas Lundqvist, CEO of Haidrun, puts the case for permissioned private blockchains.
Amazon’s 2 new cybersecurity initiatives
Amazon will make its Security Awareness training available for individuals and businesses to educate and help protect against cyberattacks and offer free Multi-Factor Authentication devices to customers.
Hackers target home Wi-Fi routers to steal data
64% of users have Wi-Fi routers in their household, but one in six do nothing to protect them.
4 easy tips for to ensure data protection
Jim Crook, Senior Director of Marketing, CTERA, shares his four key tips for protecting an organisation’s data.
5 things every aspiring CTO needs to know
Neil McGowan, group CTO of fast-growth international web hosting firm Miss Group, shares his insight on the skills and capabilities aspiring CTOs should be developing now for future success.
The future is all about High Performance Computing (HPC)
Jack Bedell-Pearce, CEO and co-founder of 4D Data Centres, looks how High Performance Computing (HPC) might be the future of computing, and the challenges and opportunities it presents.
“We want action”: the need to transform mental health services with tech
Clare Rafferty, Patient Experience Expert at Netcall, explores how technology must be placed at the heart of initiatives to change mental health services for good.
Late to the party? The rise and rise of third-party support
Against the backdrop of the pandemic, while many industries struggled and the UK economy suffered its biggest slump on record, the third-party support market was staging a quiet revolution. At Spinnaker Support, which provides services for Oracle and SAP users, sales and headcount have doubled over the past year and customers are choosing to move away from vendor support on a daily basis. So why is this? Martin Biggs gives his perspective.
The rise of the workcation and the fall of the 9 to 5
Remote working isn’t always a walk in the park, although a walk in the park can sometimes help when you need a little headspace from the old home office. Al Fox, Director at global B2B tech marketing agency, Fox Agency discusses how changes in working habits have given rise to the workcation and how this phenomenon, which may at first seem like a flight too far, brings a wealth of employee and business benefits.
‘Flexperts’: The workforce of the future
Romanie Thomas, CEO and Founder of Juggle Jobs, definies a ‘flexpert,’ details their attributes and characteristics and explains why they are in such high demand.
