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02 December 2022

• Cloud Services – things worth checking

  Many organisations have moved their office systems onto Cloud based arrangements deciding that it is both cheaper and safer to hold their precious data there rather than maintaining an in-house server facility of their own. Since most Cloud service providers are large multi-national businesses, it is reasonable to assume their systems are secure. However, it is worth noting that the majority of recent cyber break-ins have occurred on Cloud based services.

• OEM GPS Trackers

  Due to the fact that most vehicles come equipped with GPS systems, OEM GPS trackers are a hot topic on the market.

• Digital screen retail requirements

  We believe we have the solution to any Digital Screen Retail requirements, Catering, Restaurant, Fast Food, Take Away, Menus, information and Advertising

• Bell Integration and Women in STEM

  In September 2022, we exhibited at our first Women in STEM technology virtual careers event. Susan Whitaker tells us about the experience.

• Designing a Cyber Defence Strategy for your Firm

  Firms large and small are struggling to know how to manage their cyber security and what’s best to protect themselves from phishing and ransomware attacks. Some through strict compliance with GDPR are doing well, but some are unwilling to grapple with the number one cause of cyber crime; human error.

• How Bell Integration are tackling price rises

  Costs for both labour and products are increasing, especially with the shortage of hardware due to Far East chip supply issues.

• Miniature Displacement

• December giveaway is live!

  Every year we like to get into the festivities by giving away luxury shortbread with orders over £100

01 December 2022

• Curtiss-Wright acquires Keronite Group Limited

  A Leading Global Supplier of Plasma Electrolytic Oxidation Surface Treatment Coatings

• Protecting Your Home with Portchester Security Shutters

  London’s Metropolitan Police may have been keen to tout a recent 3% annual decrease in burglary crimes in the capital, but the numbers still make for quite uninspiring reading.