GDPR Deadline
GDPR becomes law in May 2018 so it is vital to understand what it is, how it will impact your business, and what you need to do to be compliant. Hallidays can support you to be prepared and protected with our 4-step process, it's been designed by our team of experts and trusted partners to help with every step.Data Privacy Day
Since 2008, America and Canada have marked 28th January as Data Privacy day. It’s to commemorate the signing of Convention 108, the first legally binding international treaty dealing with privacy and data protection. It also helps to create awareness around the world of the importance for protecting data.Are you Cyber Wise?
Our online, interactive training courses contain hundreds of modules designed to get you and your team clued up with the latest cyber and social threats. Spam and Phishing attempts can be easily caught but what about advanced techniques such as whaling and social engineering?Recent Cyber Alerts
CARPHONE WAREHOUSE DATA BREACH
Dixons Carphone have announced a huge data breach involving 5.9 million payment cards and 1.2 million personal data records. Dixons Carphone who have 700 Carphone Warehouse stores across the UK announced this morning that they [...]
CRIMINALS TAKE ADVANTAGE OF GDPR
Criminals have started using the GDPR to trick users into clicking on malicious links and providing personal data. Criminals have started to take advantage of the GDPR by sending malicious emails acting as legitimate companies [...]
What is Cyber Wise?
A new holistic approach from Hallidays that aims to vigilantly help protect all organisations from Cyber Crime. We have everything you need to keep you continually up to date and armed against the biggest threats to your business. We’ll help you with your network, internet presence, mobility, policies and the leading contributor to devastating and dangerous breaches – human error.
51%
of the worst security breaches reported stemmed from initial human error
28%
of which were caused by current employees
74%
of the UK’s SMEs believe they are safe from cyber attacks
Source Juniper Research