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Health Matters... At Work

Welcome to our September Newsletter which this month we take a look at "A History Of Hacking", why our staff are putting on their walking boots and what to do if you have been affected by the Intel Foreshadow Flaw.

A Healthy, Happy Workplace... CMI, a long time advocate of a healthy workplace being a productive workplace have been recognised for their commitment to employee health & wellbeing having successfully participated in the Health Matters at Work initiative - a project supported by the Public Health Agency. Read more

A History Of Hacking.... Who Knew? Cybercrime is a blight on the modern world, but you may be surprised to discover that it’s nothing new. In fact, ever since people first invented communications technology there have been those who have found ways to ‘hack’ them. Our Associate, Cyberscore has taken a look through the history books and picked out some interesting historical hacks! MORE

And I Would Walk 500 Miles... Our friend and colleague Graham Stead lost his lovely son Tom on boxing day, to cancer. Tom was just 19 years old and as devastating as it is for Graham, his wife Jane and Tom’s three younger brothers, Graham has pledged to raise £100k to support the Bone Cancer Research Trust and Kamrans Ward... MORE

“An investment in knowledge pays the best interest.” — Benjamin Franklin Welcome to the Learning Zone... The difference between... Backup Simply means a copy of your data is replicated to another device or location. Tape drives, offsite storage, USB Drives are often used to copy backup to . Recovery Provides the ability to ‘recover’ a failed system entirely and with confidence. Regular ‘snapshots’ of the entire system including operating system, application software, and data are taken throughout the day. Continuity Dramatically reduces the time taken to recover a failed system to a matter of minutes and backed with an improved service level.

Affected By The Intel Foreshadow Flaw?... 2018 might well be a year Intel would like to forget, especially where its processors are concerned. It has now revealed that millions of its chips have yet another flaw, which could potentially be used by malware to steal sensitive data. MORE

Should you wish to discuss any of the above topics in more detail, just drop us an email - info@newcmi.com or give us a call on 0800 023 2696

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