A consistent concern for businesses is cyber security, and its one that will not be going away in the near future.

Cyber-attacks and cyber security have become heavily focused topic in the media, but do you know what the different types of malware are and how they can affect you?

The increased emergence of modern cyber technologies, such as big data capabilities and artificial intelligence (AI), has resulted in other technological sectors utilising such innovations.

Despite organisations being given a two-year period for preparation, numerous reports have shown many businesses are still unprepared for the implementation of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which is set to come into force from 25 May 2018.

With the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) coming into force from 25 May 2018, organisations are left with little time to take action to comply with the European Union (EU) regulation. In this blog post, we have outlined the impact of GDPR and its effect on the telecoms sector.

In light of businesses setting budgets for the New Year, we have highlighted the benefits of allocating resources to implement new IT and communications systems.

The state of business in the IT sector has changed significantly over the past year, with cyber security breaches during 2017 highlighting the greater need for robust IT networks and security systems. In this post, we have outlined some of the key points of focus for businesses’ 2018 IT budgets.

IT services company SA1 Solutions has won an award at the Welsh SME Business Awards 2017, held at Cardiff’s Portland House on Thursday 26 October.

Cybersecurity professionals are responsible for protecting organisations from, and fixing the damage caused by, cyberattacks and terrorists.

The UK has recently opened its new National Cyber Security Centre, which is part of a £1.9bn five-year strategy by the UK government to tackle cyber crime.