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How to reduce spam in online contact forms

Online forms are meant to help you nurture leads, boost engagement, and increase conversions. They should be part of any robust digital marketing strategy, and they’re one of the best ways to gather quality data about consumer behaviour and...

27 May 2020

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How to protect your VoIP phone system

With many benefits that come from using a VoIP (Voice Over IP) Phone System, such as their low price and technological advances unbeknown to landlines, come cybersecurity risks that are common for everything that is based on the internet. Any system...

26 May 2020

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Introduction to Desktop as a Service (DaaS) Security

Desktop as a Service (DaaS) has seen growing popularity, but with this popularity comes unique risks that have to be taken seriously. DaaS is a unique cloud computing service that allows you to access a cloud-based virtual desktop from anywhere...

14 May 2020

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Five simple ways to make your website more secure

It’s 2020 and technology has never been so advanced, but with this of course also comes an increased threat of the most sophisticated hacking and cyber fraud practices. Whether you operate online, or simply promote your services there,...

7 February 2020

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Good cybersecurity makes for great online branding

Most companies and brands today are aware of the need to take cybersecurity seriously. Recent research by IBM, in fact, has found that improving cybersecurity is among the top priorities for CMOs across the 28 countries surveyed.  In...

11 December 2019

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Nine security issues that indicate you should change web hosts

You might not realise the extent, but web hosting is a minefield.  Though great web hosts will go to great lengths to protect your website and data from hackers, using a web host with a casual attitude towards security is like leaving the...

23 August 2019

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How to protect your WordPress website from cyberattacks

WordPress truly powers the web. In fact, to put that into numbers, there is expected to be around 75 million active websites using WordPress right now. However, with that popularity also comes big challenges.  What could be the downfall of...

10 July 2019

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