You may think you've heard it all with spam mail; from far off princes promising you thousands to sextortion emails threatening you with exposure if you don't fork over your earnings. However, we're sure that the latest spam...
Apparently unscrupulous individuals are now too lazy to speak to you themselves, as the latest tech support scam going around is led by a robot. It doesn't say much for the future of fake call centres if their jobs are being outsourced...
Key logging, or keystroke logging, is a way of keeping track of every button you press on your keyboard. Although key loggers have a few honorable uses, they can also be used for slightly more nefarious ones.
Employment or recruitment scams use social engineering to convince you that a wonderful job opportunity has landed in your lap. The email might be well worded and seem professional, convincing you that the offer is the real deal.
Transcendit's own web developer Paul Callaghan has recently had some articles published in Functional Programming: A PragPub Anthology. We had a chat with him to find out what this book is all about.
NotPetya is the latest ransomware to hit the headlines and has been working its way through Microsoft networks, encrypting files and generally being a real nuisance. We've got the ransomware myths and facts to help you stay protected.
If you're hopping across the pond this summer, you may want to reconsider taking your mobile with you; and if you value your privacy, all of your other electronic devices.
When you go through US Customs and Border Protection, the police can...
Over the last few days, a form of ransomware known as WannaCrypt has wreaked havoc across 150 different countries and countless organisations, including the NHS. The virus is still spreading, encrypting files and holding them to ransom.
Recently, there has been a lot of conversation surrounding encryption and chat services like WhatsApp. Messages sent through WhatsApp are encrypted, meaning that they can't be read by the authorities. End-to-end encryption means that the...
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The whole of our team adhere to the same values, beliefs and policies - the principles that were written when Transcendit first formed in 2000. Whether you come to us for cloud services or recovery backup you can be confident that you'll always receive the same excellent service.
The Transcendit way outlines how we do business; following the same straightforward principles with every client and customer, regardless of how big or small they may be.
We understand that not everybody speaks fluent IT, so we try to explain things in a way that is simple and clear. We always spend as much time as is necessary explaining things to you.
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We understand how frustrating it can be when things are late. When we schedule an appointment with you, we are there when you’re expecting us. If something prevents us from getting there, we always call you in advance to let you know.
Sometimes things can go wrong, but we never lie to you or try to cover something up. If things go askew we tell you what’s happened and how we plan to prevent it affecting your business.
We want you to continuously benefit from working with us. We regularly discuss your business and make suggestions for improving systems and processes wherever we can – but we never try to push you into a purchase.
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Thanks Lee, tested on iPhone and android and also on my PC and all works perfect and logos look brilliant.Emma Hall, Hospitality Guaranteed
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