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A report released in April revealed that UK government officials receive thousands of malicious emails a year. Email is still the most utilized and practical way for criminals to disseminate malicious links and attachments to access company's systems around the world. If you click on one of these links or attachments, your company's data could be stolen and you could be conditioned to pay a ransom for that data back. It is not only large companies and institutions such as government departments that are targeted by these criminals. Always be cautious and instruct your employees to be vigilant. The good news is that in the same way that attacks advance, Cohesity also advances by always being ahead of these criminals to help your company avoid or recover from an attack. Contact us to find out more!

The year 2021 was marked by worst ransomware attacks, such as the attack on JBS Foods and Colonial Pipeline, causing loss of data and money for the affected companies. We've gathered the worst ransomware attacks of the last year in this post with some tips for your business to avoid this kind of headache. What is a Ransomware Attack? According to the U.S. Government’s Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Assurance Agency (CISA): “Ransomware is an ever-evolving form of malware designed to encrypt files on a device, rendering any files and the systems that rely on them unusable. Malicious actors then demand ransom in exchange for decryption. Ransomware actors often target and threaten to sell or leak exfiltrated data or authentication information if the ransom is not paid.”In general words, it is a type of 'data kidnapping' where criminals act through cybernetic attacks to invade systems and steal such data and ask for money...

Since April 1, 2022, electricity bills across the UK are getting more expensive. That's because energy supply companies were able to increase bills by 54% after the new cap was introduced. According to a BBC news, a report from Investec bank warned that bills could reach £3,000 a year.Unfortunately, this is an expense that we will have to face. There is no way to work in the IT sector without electricity. The Datacentre is always on, meaning constant cooling and power costs which can often spiral beyond expectations.You can look to more environmentally and financially sustainable solutions within the datacentre to reduce energy consumption (and your carbon footprint!)Ethos Technology is committed to working with the best solutions on the market so that your company has practicality without excessive expenses, including your energy bill. Know more about our vendors: Pure Storage Cohesity Panzura Hitachi Vantara Fortanix DataCore DataDobi Cirrus Data Get in touch...

Today, April 22nd, the world celebrates and remembers the importance of taking care of the planet on International Earth Day. The intention of this day is to reflect on the urgent initiatives that humanity needs to take to save the Earth and develop a sustainable conscience, aiming to reduce the negative impact of human actions on the environment. We at Ethos Technology are proud to say that we are part of the commitment to the planet. We care about the future of our home. As distributors of next generation technology, we carefully select who we work with to ensure our vendors care about the planet as much as we do. Omar Galbraith, CEO of Ethos Technology, “our vendor solutions offer capacity efficient architecture based on modern data reduction technology that can accelerate the achievement of sustainability goals by reducing data centre footprints. In addition to cutting carbon emissions. Our vendors products...

 Studies indicate that Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Cloud Computing, and 5G will be the principal technologies throughout this year. The 2021 research by the IEEE, a professional technical organization dedicated to advancing technology for humanity, involved more than 350 directors of technology, information, and IT, to discuss technology prospects for 2022. 21% of experts point to AI and Machine Learning as the top technology highlights for 2022, followed by Cloud Computing (20%) and 5G (17%). Of all participants, 95% agree that AI will drive the most innovation in almost every industry sector in the next five years. As for the impacts of this advanced technology on the market, the prospects are a bit interesting. According to Raul Colcher, “Many areas will be strongly impacted, such as the health sector, with the possibility of remote surgery with robots. It demands requirements on telecommunication networks, and 5G meets these requirements better than previous technologies.” Clearly, as technology advances,...