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The Windows 7 'end of life' will pose an end to bug fixes, security patches, and new functions. With the recent ransomware attack on Travelex, businesses need to ensure that they do not leave themselves open to similar problems. Unfortunately, those that fail to make the switch from Windows 7 will be at an increased risk.
A disturbing cyberbullying 'game' called the Momo challenge is spreading around the world via WhatsApp and online platforms, leaving young people vulnerable to its violent messages. As chat rooms and messaging apps become increasingly available to young people - and become prime targets for hackers - we break down how to stay safe on WhatsApp.
Fitzrovia IT has been shortlisted as a finalist for the European IT & Software Excellence Awards 2019 for the category 'SME (Cloud or SaaS) Solution
From 1st February, DNS (Domain Name System) software and service providers will begin shutting down non-compliant DNS servers in an attempt to combat slow speeds and ineffective deployment of new features.
Yesterday morning, a tweet from @MSFT365Status, the official Microsoft account for updates on Microsoft 365 service incidents, shared that Microsoft was investigating an issue where users were unable to access their mailboxes and were not receiving external emails.
London based businesses are leading the charge in terms of Remote Working.
‘How can hacking be ethical?’ I hear you ask. Ethical hacking is actually carried out by a lawful hacker to identify potential weaknesses...
On 29th March, Prime Minister Theresa May triggered Article 50. By the end of March 2019, the UK will have officially left the EU.
IoT or the Internet of Things is going to change the way we do everything.
All good things come to an end - and as of April 11th 2017, we say Goodbye, Adios, Hasta la Vista, Au revoir to Windows Vista operating system.
All eyes and ears where this week turned towards Downing Street for the presentation of the Budget 2017 by Chancellor Philip Hammond.
Last summer it became mandatory for any architecture works on public sector projects to be completed in line with the BIM framework.
While other major European capitals play to Brexit fears in a bid to steal the UK's leading fintech hub status, it is reassuring to see Belgium taking a different approach.
