Local business working to target cyber criminals

Wednesday, 24 August 2016 00:00

Island businesses could be vulnerable to cyber-crime if they don't regularly update software and passwords.

That's the message from corporate risk consultants and forensic investigation company EXPOL - it offers security courses to businesses.

Co-director Rob Kinrade is stressing the importance of simple check-ups such as updating passwords, security software updates and deleting spam e-mails which could allow remote access to criminals.

He explains what EXPOL can offer to make sure cyber attacks are eliminated:

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