IT and Business
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A Litigation Hold Notice Just Arrived. Now What for IT?
A letter arrives from a lawyer. It names your company, describes a dispute, and tells you to preserve all documents and electronically stored information that might relate to it. If you have in-house counsel, they take it from there. If you do not, the letter usually lands with whoever runs operations, and the question becomes […]
Read MoreWhat Is EDR, and Why Is Antivirus No Longer Enough?
Antivirus asks one question about every file: have I seen this before? For a long time that was enough. Modern attacks increasingly avoid files altogether, using the tools already on your computers, and that is the gap endpoint detection and response was built to close. EDR watches what happens on each device, keeps a record […]
Read MoreHow Much Does a Penetration Test Cost, and What Are You Paying For?
Two penetration test quotes for what sounds like the same job can differ by a factor of five. Usually neither vendor is being unreasonable. They have priced different scopes, different depths of testing and different deliverables, and the quote rarely makes that obvious. This guide sets out the ranges testing firms publish for 2026, explains […]
Read MoreDoes the CCPA Apply to You, and What Does IT Have to Do?
The California Consumer Privacy Act is usually treated as a legal project: a privacy policy, a cookie banner, a web form. Those matter. But most of the real work, and most of the real exposure, sits in IT, in knowing where personal data lives, being able to find and delete it on request, and keeping […]
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