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Sara Yirrell

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As seen in: CRN (U.K.), LinkedIn, Female First, Computing, Comptia, Channelnomics, Channel Partner Insight, Integrated Care Journal, CompTIA Volley
Author of Diary of an Angry Commuter. Freelance editor/writer on all things channel, ukulele player, chicken keeper, motorbiker & gardener. And animal nut!
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SAR pressures on the NHS: Why automation is now critical

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By Sara Yirrell Verified
| Integrated Care Journal Verified
By Subject Access Requests (SARs) are rising sharply across the NHS, placing increasing strain on trusts. With mounting regulatory pressure and limited resources, Bradford District Care Foundation Trust has taken action, introducing automation to ensure timely responses and protect sensitive patient data.
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The Different Facets of MSP Security

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By Sara Yirrell Verified
| CompTIA Volley
Ian Thornton-Trump, chief information security officer at Cyjax Ltd, stressed one of the biggest obstacles MSPs are facing is not even security related, but is in fact balancing the books. “MSP risk is so much bigger than cyber this and cyber that. Your business operation is part of the risk—not having enough money to pay your people for example.
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Cybersecurity Is About People, Not Technology

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By Sara Yirrell Verified
| CompTIA Volley
Employees are often the first line of defence against cybercriminals, but despite in-house anti-phishing training in an increasing number of companies, many keep clicking. Why is that? In most cases it is not a deliberate action on the part of the employee, unless they are an aggrieved former employee that still has access to the company system. It just means the in-house training, or in many cases, random email warnings, have failed to hit home.
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