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This blog provides an overview of the domain email protections: SPF, DKIM and DMARC, and introduces a basic tool to grab and parse a domains records.

Surprisingly most customised software doesn't fail because it was simply too expensive. Rather they fail because the initial budgets don't reflect the true costs. 

This blogs provides an introduction into malicious content that can be found in documents, and our new tool that can help find such content.

Project management is often considered unimportant, until troubles come up and then you realise how good project management could have made simple processes and activities smoother and faster.

A recently recorded run-through of our popular session providing an overview on the Dark Web.

Many firms in the private sector simply don't have people with the skills needed to build a bespoke solution. In a survey with YouGov, 43% of those we spoke to saw a lack of available talent as the top risk to delivering bespoke technology. So how can you find the right people to carry out these projects and deliver the custom solutions you want?

This blog offers a run-through and some analysis on this week's announcement by Apple that they're shifting the computer ranges to run on their own ARM-based silicon, instead of traditional Intel-based chips.

75% of businesses use custom software to solve a specific problem their business faces, so why do firms still shy away from it? Here is the business case that you need for custom software that you need for custom software to convince your business that this is the right course of action.

One common term that is often seen in CVEs relating to the heap is "use-after-free". The use-after-free vulnerability exploits a mistake made by the original author of a software and can result in devastating effects that range from remote code execution to the leaking of sensitive data. In this blog I'll explain what a use-after-free vulnerability is and how it works...