Small businesses are unfortunately often a key target for cybercriminals due to limited IT resources and security measures, however there is a range of practical cyber security solutions tailored to the specific threats that SMEs face. This is where Hornetsecurity comes in. QIC Systems partners with Hornetsecurity to provide small businesses with effective cyber security …
In April 2025, one of Britain’s most iconic high-street retailers Marks & Spencer (M&S) was hit by a devastating cyberattack which caused major disruption across its business…
Small businesses are increasingly vulnerable to cyber threats. With limited resources and often less robust security measures, small and medium-sized businesses become prime targets for cybercriminals. Recent data underscores the urgency, with 50% of small businesses in the UK experienced a cyber attack in 2024.
While Microsoft 365 offers a robust suite of tools, relying solely on its built-in protections can leave your organisation vulnerable. At QiC Systems, we provide comprehensive Office 365 backup solutions that go beyond the basics, ensuring your data is secure, recoverable, and compliant with UK regulations.
Microsoft has announced that Windows 10 will reach its end of support on 14th October 2025, marking a significant milestone for businesses across the UK.
As the festive season approaches, businesses across the UK are preparing for a well-deserved break. However, for cybercriminals, this is the ideal time to strike. With offices closed and fewer staff monitoring IT systems, organisations can be more vulnerable to cyber attacks.
It’s more important than ever to understand the risks and take proactive steps to protect your business’ data and operations.
What is a firewall? How can it safeguard my business’ data? How is Hornet Security different from a firewall? QiC Systems breakdown the key benefits.
Cyber security is typically overlooked in small and midsized businesses, and yet given the often-devastating nature of a cyberattack, it is well worth putting proactive measures in place to protect your business and data before the worst happens.
There are 5 key steps to consider when implementing an IT Disaster Recovery Plan: Step 1: Identify the risks: in what scenario would your data or IT systems be at risk? Consider natural disasters, power failures, cyber-attacks. Step 2: Impact: analyse the impact an IT failure, data breech or data loss would have on …