With remote collaboration particularly important to successful business continuity at this time, we are delighted to offer existing and potential clients a free trial of Microsoft Teams.
With MS Teams, your users can easily keep in touch with each other via chat, video calls and virtual meetings on a variety of devices including PCs, laptops, tablets and smartphones. Read on to find out more about this offer.
The current situation with Covid-19 (Corona Virus) has everyone concerned. We want to assure all our contacts and customers that we will be available for IT and system support over the coming weeks.
Taking preventative action at home, work and in public can help slow down the spread of the disease. Therefore have put our emergency plan into action. For the foreseeable future, our service operations will be entirely virtual with every member of staff working from their home office. Find out more here.
Looking for a new challenge? We have vacancies for two enthusiastic and knowledgeable Support Engineers (2nd/3rd Line and 2nd Line) to join our expanding IT support and cloud consultancy business.
If you are passionate about IT support, self-driven, results-oriented with a positive outlook and a clear focus on high quality, we want you!
Find out more here.
Last year’s upgrade of Google Chrome has started to show every HTTP site as “not secure”. The decision has been made to encourage site owners to use the more secure HTTPS protocol online.
HTTPS encrypts the connection between browsers and websites, to ensure a safer browsing experience using the SSL (Secure Socket Layer) protocol.
Upgrade now to the HTTPS protocol and purchase an SSL certificate on the 23Technology webstore.
The EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (the GDPR), which comes into force in May 2018, places obligations on Data Protection Officers (DPOs) to protect and encrypt personal data, even in backup/disaster recovery processes.
The decision to leave the EU will not affect the commencement of the GDPR so companies should already be extending and testing their backup/disaster recovery procedures now to ensure they will be compliant.
The EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (the GDPR), which came into force in May 2018, places obligations on Data Protection Officers (DPOs) to protect and encrypt personal data, even in backup/disaster recovery processes.
When the UK exits the EU, the EU GDPR will no longer be law in the UK. However, the government intends to write the GDPR into UK law, with the necessary changes to tailor its provisions for the UK (the “UK GDPR”).