ITCS News Archives - Page 4 of 6

1/3 of UK leaders say they’d rather pay a hacker than invest in IT security – is UK plc waiting for the ransom notes?

Like most of Britain’s IT Leaders. IT Specialists ITCS are acutely aware of the importance of robust IT security systems and the threat posed by the growth in cyber-attacks and ransomware. However, it seems that outside the IT department, business

GDPR Deadline arrives – and the first lawsuits have been filed

ITCS Managing Director Brian Stokes discusses the implications and immediate impact of the GDPR legislation with Welsh Business News: http://welshbusinessnews.co.uk/it-support/gdpr-deadline-arrives-and-the-first-complaints-are-already-filed/ (Please click above to read article)

Adwords is giving me clicks – so where are all the customers?

Google Certified Adwords specialist, Lisa Baker, discusses why self-managed Adwords campaigns rarely attract the right traffic and what customers can do to fix it! It's important to remember that customers may not actually buy online, but call your phone instead,

‘World Password Day’ flooded businesses with password advice – that fell on deaf ears!

With each weekday bringing another new ‘World Day for xxxx’ on social media, businesses can’t help but become a tad cynical - but some advice is still worth following. May 3rd was officially World Password Day – a rather odd

How thinking within the box helped a major client improve business resilience

The ITCS projects team are regularly asked to ‘think outside the box’ – but a recent disaster recovery project saw us thinking very much within it! One of our established clients, a huge international automotive specialist, had approached the projects