You may have heard the term DDoS attack (or sometimes just DoS) in relation to issues with various internet based servers (websites, VOIP etc). What does this actually mean?
You may have heard the term DDoS attack (or sometimes just DoS) in relation to issues with various internet based servers (websites, VOIP etc). What does this actually mean?
In this month's jargon busting blog, we will explain exactly what a database is.
Our jargon busting blog is primarily for our business clients this month (although individuals with very deep pockets might also be interested!). This time, we'll be looking at leased lines.
This month's jargon busting blog looks into another topic that has been in the news this month. You may have heard about Apple refusing to provide the FBI with access to an encrypted iPhone. But what is encryption?
VPNs (Virtual Private Networks) have been in the news recently thanks to Netflix's tougher stance on their use to access content supposedly locked down to other countries. This month we answer the question "What is a VPN?"
You may have heard the acronym "VoIP" used in relation to phone systems, but what does it mean?
You have probably heard news reports and IT people mentioning cookies in relation to websites, but what exactly are cookies?
Our Jargon Busting blog this month takes a look at the question "What is Hacking?"
When working in a business environment, you may well hear people tell you that something is stored "on the server". This jargon buster will let you know exactly what is being referred to here.
You have almost certainly seen many warnings that you should be always be wary of malware getting onto your device, but what exactly is malware?