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Why MFA is No Longer Just Optional for SMEs in 2024
As cyber threats rise, small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) become increasingly vulnerable. Passwords alone no longer offer adequate protection, making multi-factor authentication (MFA) essential. By requiring multiple verification steps, MFA protects against unauthorized access, helping SMEs secure sensitive data and meet compliance standards. Understanding the benefits of MFA can helpContinue Reading
The Pioneer Who Brought Street Art to Life in ‘Shadowman’
In the mesmerising world where street art dances on the edge of ephemeral sketches andmonumental masterpieces, there emerges a name synonymous with art’s progressive transformation – Andy Valmorbida. At the helm of the critically acclaimed Tribeca Film Festival award-winning motion picture, ‘Shadowman,’ Valmorbida takes us on a breath-taking journeythrough theContinue Reading
Pillars Of Success For Women In Tech
Ever since the boom of digital technology and the growth of the tech industry there has been a gender gap. A huge disparity between the number of men working in tech and the number of women. Often the largest tech companies are headed by a board of directors of completelyContinue Reading
A New Era for Entrepreneurs
In today’s fast-paced world, businesses are experiencing a profound transformation driven by technological innovation. Digital transformation isn’t just a trend; it’s becoming a necessity for businesses to stay competitive in the modern marketplace. Entrepreneurs, whether managing startups or well-established businesses, are recognizing the need to leverage digital tools and strategiesContinue Reading
Reeves defends ‘tough decisions’ as Labour showdown over winter fuel cut looms
Rachel Reeves will insist that “tough decisions” on the public finances are needed to prevent economic ruin but she will attempt to persuade her critics that there will be “no return to austerity”. In her first Labour conference speech as Chancellor, she will also promise action to tackle tax dodgersContinue Reading
Small firms enjoy fastest sales and profits growth for over two years – report
Britain’s small business sector is “thriving” after seeing sales and profits rise at the fastest pace for more than two years, according to a new report. The latest Sage small business tracker found that average profits in the sector surged 9.5% higher year on year between April and June, markingContinue Reading
New study to investigate non-invasive treatment for dementia and Parkinson’s
A first-of-its-kind study will use ultrasound and light therapies to investigate targeted treatment of Alzheimer’s disease, dementia and Parkinson’s disease. The new study by scientists at Nottingham Trent University will look at whether treatment can be delivered to the brain via specialised microbubbles. The researchers believe the cure for Alzheimer’s,Continue Reading
Neil Robertson beats Wu Yize to win epic English Open final and net £100k prize
It looks to all be going Wu’s way as he gets another fluke, this time on the black as it hits the jaws of one cushion only to travel all the way up the table and drop into another. What must Robertson be thinking? Well he’s quickly back on tableContinue Reading
Bernardo Silva in brutal attack on Arsenal as he mocks Gunners’ lack of trophies
Manchester City midfielder Bernardo Silva has launched an attack on Arsenal for their time-wasting tactics in their 2-2 draw – and has mocked the Gunners for their lack of trophies in recent seasons compared to Liverpool. John Stones delivered a 98th-minute equaliser after City had laid siege to 10-man Arsenal‘sContinue Reading
Perry Farrell seeking medical treatment after Jane’s Addiction cancel tour
Perry Farrell is seeking medical treatment after his band Jane’s Addiction’s reunion tour came to an abrupt end following a dramatic altercation between the singer and guitarist Dave Navarro. Both Farrell and Navarro have since published statements about the incident, but the future of the band remains in doubt. InContinue Reading