Over the past two decades, Clifton IT has supported many clients across Bristol and the wider region, helping them stay secure, connected, and efficient in an ever-changing digital landscape.
Read moreCybercriminals are using a sneaky trick called homograph attacks, where they register domains using Cyrillic characters that look identical to Latin ones.
Read moreIn recent years, the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into cybercrime has significantly increased the frequency and effectiveness of attacks. Criminals are leveraging AI tools, including large language models (LLMs), to automate and enhance their malicious activities.
Read moreAs we approach 2025, several Microsoft products are scheduled to reach their end of life (EOL). This means that after their EOL date, these products will no longer receive security updates, non-security updates, or technical support from Microsoft.
Read morePassword spraying is a specific form of brute force attack that differs from traditional attacks by targeting multiple accounts with a single password attempt, rather than repeatedly attacking a single account with numerous passwords.
Read moreIP phones (Internet Protocol phones), also known as VoIP phones (Voice over Internet Protocol), are telecommunication devices that allow voice calls and other communication services to be transmitted over the internet rather than through traditional analog phone lines.
Read morePhishing (pronounced as ‘fishing’) is a cyber attack technique used by scammers to obtain sensitive information from users of electronic devices. In this blog post we talk about a simple way to provide security awareness training to your employees.
Read moreWhether your business is a multi-national corporation or you’re a sole trader, you are storing data every day. Every piece of information you process and store should be backed up on a regular basis.
Read moreLicencing laws from software companies haven’t always been effective. For some they were ignored, but for many others they seemed too complicated or were simply misunderstood.
Read moreIf you are unsure of what IT requirements you have, or how to upgrade your existing system, book in for a free IT health check. We will assess all of your systems and plans and come up with a solution for your individual IT needs.