Reading, 6 April 2020 – An unwelcome repercussion of employees snapping up laptops for home working ahead of the coronavirus lockdown has been an even bigger spike in cyber-criminal activity.
Continue readingRedstor recently asked our education partner network to provide us with feedback regarding their experiences in the education market and some thoughts as to where the market is going. The results are in and some of the feedback was quite surprising whilst some was exactly as expected. With Children in Need just having happened, Redstor decided to donate money to charity for each survey that was completed. As a result of the survey, Redstor donated £640 to Children in Need. A big thank you to everyone who took the time to respond. The survey was responded to by representatives from 40 unique organisations who collectively support well over 10,000 schools across the UK. As such, the information gathered provides valuable insight into the UK education market as a whole. As a thank you for taking the time to complete the survey, Redstor are giving away an iPad to one lucky person who completed the survey. If you’d like to see who won, you can watch as we select the lucky winner’s name here. Some highlights of the survey results include:
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Reading, 6 April 2020 – An unwelcome repercussion of employees snapping up laptops for home working ahead of the coronavirus lockdown has been an even bigger spike in cyber-criminal activity.
Continue readingJohannesburg, 17 December 2019 – Office 365 is a prime target for cyber criminals – and it’s not difficult to understand why when Microsoft announced this year that it has more than 180m active commercial users every month.
Continue readingJohannesburg, 24 October 2019 – Redstor, the company disrupting the world of data management, will demonstrate at the Gartner IT Symposium/Xpo™ in Barcelona how a pioneering technology developed in South Africa slashes the cost of Office 365 protection.
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