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Passkeys, Not Passwords: Is Your Business Ready to Drop the Password Habit?

Passkeys, Not Passwords: Is Your Business Ready to Drop the Password Habit?

by admin | Sep 30, 2026 | Article, Blog

Most of us have a password habit we’re not proud of. A favourite password, slightly changed for each account. A password saved in a browser. Perhaps the same one used for more accounts than we’d like to admit. We all know the advice: use long, unique...
What the 2025 Retail Attacks Taught Thames Valley Businesses About Social Engineering

What the 2025 Retail Attacks Taught Thames Valley Businesses About Social Engineering

by admin | Sep 23, 2026 | Article, Blog

In spring 2025, several major UK retailers experienced highly disruptive cyber incidents. For many businesses watching the headlines, the immediate reaction may have been: “That’s a major retailer. Surely this isn’t relevant to us.” It is. One of the most...
Celebrating the People Behind the Firewall: IT Professionals Day and the Unsung Heroes

Celebrating the People Behind the Firewall: IT Professionals Day and the Unsung Heroes

by admin | Sep 15, 2026 | Article, Blog

On this IT Professionals Day, we take time to recognise the people who keep our technology working, our systems secure, and our organisations moving. Much of their work is easy to overlook. An account gets locked and someone fixes it. An employee receives a suspicious...
Harvest Now, Decrypt Later: Why Oxfordshire Businesses Should Start Planning for Quantum-Safe Encryption

Harvest Now, Decrypt Later: Why Oxfordshire Businesses Should Start Planning for Quantum-Safe Encryption

by admin | Sep 9, 2026 | Article, Blog

The threat does not always arrive with a ransom note or a locked screen. Sometimes, an attacker simply takes your encrypted data and stores it. They cannot necessarily read it today. But if quantum computing eventually becomes capable of breaking some of the...
Freshers’ Week Fraud: How Cybercriminals Target New University Students

Freshers’ Week Fraud: How Cybercriminals Target New University Students

by admin | Sep 2, 2026 | Article, Blog

Every September, the Thames Valley fills with removal vans, nervous parents and students arriving at university with new accounts, new devices and a lot to organise. For students, it is an exciting time. For cybercriminals, it is also a predictable opportunity. New...
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