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Client Update #2

Hello and Happy New Year. In this second update I confirm that we have now setup a regular account management schedule which means you will receive regular contact from Freya to ensure everything is ok with the service you are receiving. It’s important to us that we make ourselves available to you so we can … Continue reading “Client Update #2”

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JTSecurity Cybersecurity Predictions 2021 | What Can We Expect After a Year Like This?

2020 was anything but ordinary. Here’s a look at what the world was thinking about over the last 12 months, and here’s some highlights of what occurred in cybersecurity, but we’re not going to dwell on the past right now. Instead, let’s take a look at what’s in store for 2021. While no one has … Continue reading “JTSecurity Cybersecurity Predictions 2021 | What Can We Expect After a Year Like This?”

johnson30th December 2020Cyber Security2021, Artificial Intelligence, Cyber Attack, Cyber Security, EDR, Endpoint Protection, Ransomware

Client Update #1

Hello and welcome to our first client update which I am very excited to share with you. The whole team has been busy since 1st June following our aquisition by Johnson Technical and I wanted to update you on our progress and plans for the rest of the year. Download Contact Sheet Take part in … Continue reading “Client Update #1”

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Johnson Technical Systems Ltd Announces the Acquisition of ExcelRedstone Commensus Ltd.

We are excited to announce to our clients that on the 1st June 2020 Johnson Technical have agreed to acquire ExcelRedstone Commensus Ltd a leading managed hosting solutions provider in the UK. Our Valued Clients Commensus clients will remain Commensus clients however the business will be over seen by Simon and Nick Johnson. They are … Continue reading “Johnson Technical Systems Ltd Announces the Acquisition of ExcelRedstone Commensus Ltd.”

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What is Structured Cabling and Why is it important?

WHAT IS STUCTURED CABLING, WHY IS IT IMPORTANT? The purpose of structured cabling or CAT5e / CAT6 cabling is to lay down a secure foundation for your voice and data communications and enhance the performance of your LAN (Local Area Network). Structured cabling is a system of cables, wires and other hardware that connects the … Continue reading “What is Structured Cabling and Why is it important?”

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Managed Detection and Response Takes Security to the Next Level

In the digital era, enterprises of all sizes must be proactive instead of reactive when it comes to cyber security. We’ve all heard about digitalization and what it means but its more about the amounts of data being housed in pretty much every place you can think of. Data today is housed everywhere, us as … Continue reading “Managed Detection and Response Takes Security to the Next Level”

johnson30th May 2020News

How Does IT Support Work and Why is Managed IT Important?

How Does IT Support Work and Why is Managed IT Important? All businesses use IT in some way shape or form whether it be to communicate or to manage product lifecycles IT has become embedded. The benefits are clear but the risks are sometimes less obvious. With IT at the heart of your business you … Continue reading “How Does IT Support Work and Why is Managed IT Important?”

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cyber crime press release 2005

Department Of Justice Southern District of California Assistant United States Attorney Mitch Dembin San Diego, California 94102 Tel: (619) 557-5558 Creator and Four Users of Loverspy Spyware Program Indicted NEWS RELEASE SUMMARY – August 26, 2005 United States Attorney Carol C. Lam of the Southern District of California and John C. Richter, Acting Assistant Attorney … Continue reading “cyber crime press release 2005”

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Protecting against Cybersecurity Threats when Working from Home

With the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19), many businesses are requiring or permitting employees to work remotely. This is intended to remind all businesses and your employees that in the haste to implement widespread work-from-home strategies, data security concerns cannot be forgotten. All employees should remain vigilant of increased cybersecurity threats, some of which … Continue reading “Protecting against Cybersecurity Threats when Working from Home”

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