Many businesses have now shifted into a new way of working. A hybrid way.
Some people have gone back to the office and some people work from home. If you’re , typically, in an office based role then you now need to be able to work from anywhere at any time – it should be possible – and it is possible.
The more you prepare now for the end of lockdown, the easier it will be
At the moment of writing, lockdown is still in force but have you started planning yet, for when your staff can return to the workplace?
It’s going to happen at some point. And the more you plan and act now, the easier it will be.
There are three areas to consider:
We’re helping every person and business in Ryedale to stay safe, by issuing this urgent advisory.
Hackers have become very creative in the last few weeks, leveraging the Coronavirus to target people.
We’ve seen a massive surge in attacks.
Click to read our full advisory
Video calling and conferencing has exploded since most of us had to start working from home.
And we’re getting so many questions about it every day. Such as:
• Which platform should I use?
• I read that Zoom and Houseparty aren’t safe… are they?
• How can I make video calls and conferences less stressful for me and my team?
So we’ve pulled together a guide to video calls and conferencing while you’re working from home.
Keeping your business’s data safe while your team are working from home.
We have a new video to watch and PDF guide for you to download.
The most robust way to protect your business from hackers is to mobilise your staff
Cyber criminals are targeting all businesses, all the time. They want to get into your systems and find ways to steal cash from you.
Oh what a headache. GDPR is finally here. We’ve written a guide to make it easy for you
Most businesses have been putting this off for years.
Putting what off? Implementing the new GDPR data protection laws. It finally comes into play on 25th May.
Like any piece of European legislation, it’s big and complicated and has a lot of pain if you get it wrong.
In May next year, a major data law will come in… and your business needs to get ready now.
It’s called GDPR – General Data Protection Regulation – to replace the data protection act.
And the fines for breaking it are huge… up to €20m. Scary.
The main aim of GDPR is to give individuals a greater level of control over their personal data. This means that all companies who hold any customer information will be subject to strict rules.
