We sat down with Dan Piedot, Warehouse and Operations Manager at Dynamic Technologies Europe (DTE), to discuss best practices, innovation, and what it really takes to keep warehouse operations running smoothly.
When it comes to electrical work, safety, compliance, and quality should never be compromised. This blog explores the key reasons why choosing a NICEIC-approved electrical contractor is a smart decision for both residential and commercial projects.
When choosing the best approach for user authentication, should you prioritise convenience, costs, or security?
Read our blog post to learn more about how to strike the right balance for your organisation.
Phishing continues to evolve. The latest adaptations? Cloud Account Takeover (CATO), which prioritises hijacking your cloud accounts, and Phishing-as-a-Service (PHaaS), which is both exactly what it sounds like and as bad as you imagine.
Read our blog post to learn how passwordless authentication can protect against CATO, PHaaS, and whatever new trick cybercriminals come up with.
Peak season is not the time for system failures, slow Wi-Fi, or outdated handheld devices. Any downtime or inefficiency during the autumn rush can result in missed delivery windows, customer dissatisfaction, and lost revenue. Summer offers a rare lull in operations, giving you the breathing room to identify pain points and resolve them before demand surges.
Yesterday’s (11 June 2025) Spending Review saw Chancellor Rachel Reeves roll out a range of investments in housing, transport infrastructure, R&D, decarbonisation, and skills – but the warehousing and logistics sector, responsible for underpinning these priorities, was left largely unaddressed.
As UK businesses continue investing in solar energy and battery storage to combat high energy costs and reduce carbon emissions, a new challenge is emerging: cybersecurity risks tied to distributed energy resources (DERs).
The Marks & Spencer, Co-Op, Christian Dior and MGM data breaches have shown just how vulnerable the Help Desk can be to social engineering – and how costly Help Desk breaches can become.
In the media industry, trust and speed are everything. Journalists, editors, and social media managers rely on platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and X to break news and engage audiences in real time. But with large followings and public-facing accounts, media brands are attractive targets for cybercriminals.
Right now, Marks & Spencer (M&S) is dealing with a major cyberattack. Hackers have accessed private employee information, like salaries and contact details, through one of M&S’s payroll suppliers. It’s a clear warning to all businesses, cybercrime can hit anyone, at any time.
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