Impersonation attacks up 400 per cent, cyber security experts warn
An increasing number of attackers are impersonating high-level employees to trick workers into processing fraudulent payments, according to cyber security experts.
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Manufacturers call for government to rethink Brexit strategy
British manufacturers have called for the government to rethink its Brexit strategy and place greater emphasis on membership of the single…
Businesses upbeat about recruitment despite political uncertainty
British businesses are upbeat about their recruitment plans despite the political and economic uncertainty surrounding last week’s general election and Brexit,…
Will finance professionals be automated out of existence?
By Joris Van Der Gucht It was around late last year that we witnessed another body blow to finance professionals: of…
Brexit pushing up demand for interims
By James Hunt, pictured below, Director of Interim, Green Park The Brexit buzzword du jour has been “uncertainty” and this has…
Confidence falls after hung parliament, says IoD survey
The Institute of Directors has found a dramatic drop in business confidence following the general election ending with a hung parliament…
How regional stock exchanges are affected by global politics
We are all aware that major political events such as an election will impact the domestic politics of a country. We…
Online retail sales growth slows as shoppers cut back
Online retail sales growth has been “muted” as shoppers cut back on purchases in uncertain times, according to new figures from…
Cyber security: Half of US firms using Internet of Things breached
Nearly half of US businesses using the Internet of Things have suffered related recent cyber breaches, according to a new cyber security…
Average worker’s savings would last just one month without income
The average worker could survive on their savings for just one month if they were to lose their job or other income,…