Press Release: 30% of office workers have tried to gain unauthorised access to a colleague’s device in the last year
Research from IT.ie and SonicWall also found that 35% have actively sought out private information about a colleague, client, or customer from a work computer system 38% have engaged with a scammer either intentionally or unintentionally One in four have sent an angry response to someone they presumed to be a scammer 17% say they […]
Press Release: One in 10 admit to pirating content on their work devices
Dublin, 27th May 2025: IT.ie, a leading Irish IT managed services company, is today urging SMEs to strengthen their cybersecurity defences as the deadline for the EU’s NIS2 directive approaches. The need for businesses to reinforce their cybersecurity measures is highlighted in research carried out by IT.ie and SonicWall, which found that one in 10 […]
Press Release: 43% of office workers say they could cause a cybersecurity breach this year
Dublin, 12 March 2025 – IT.ie, a leading Irish IT managed services company, today announces the results of new research, conducted in partnership with SonicWall, which reveals a lack of confidence among office workers in their ability to thwart cyberthreats. The survey found that 51% of office workers feel more vulnerable to cyberattacks than they […]
Press Release – 73% of office workers in Ireland say staff get blamed for cybersecurity incidents
DUBLIN, 16 January 2025: IT.ie, a leading Irish IT managed services company, today announces the results of new research, conducted in partnership with SonicWall, which reveals feelings of blame among employees in Ireland when it comes to cybersecurity. The study found that nearly three-quarters (73%) of office workers believe their employer holds staff personally responsible […]
Sole Trader Splurges on Tech Domian
Pithy domain names are hot property and it’s not unusual for large sums of money to be paid to secure them. After one and two-letter domain names became available last year, a small Dublin IT services firm decided to shell out €10,800 for IT.ie.
