Stonegate IT

Industry-leading IT services for businesses. We supply the kit, software, broadband and provide unlimited on-site support.
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Data of 10.6m MGM hotel guests posted for sale on Dark Web forum https://t.co/90akq49o4P

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We have Technical Account Managers who are ready to come and talk to you about your business, how you may be exposed and what your options are to help you move away from Windows 7 as soon as possible.

Please contact Stonegate on 01706 362130 or email [email protected]

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“We would urge those using the software after the deadline to replace unsupported devices as soon as possible, to move sensitive data to a supported device and not to use them for tasks like accessing bank and other sensitive accounts”

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Statement from National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC); reported 12th January 2020:

https://t.co/nbU0ZOmGg1

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...including security updates, from Microsoft. Microsoft strongly recommends that you move to a new PC running Windows 10 to avoid a situation where you need service or support that is no longer available.”

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Statement from Microsoft dated 14th January 2020:

https://t.co/n5J7m83Jxr

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“After 10 years, support for Windows 7 ended on January 14, 2020. If you continue to use Windows 7 after support has ended, your PC will still work, but it will become more vulnerable to security risks and viruses because you will no longer receive software updates...

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If you have seen the screen shown below (or something similar if you are running an old version of Windows 7), you are receiving notifications as a Windows 7 customer to remind you that your device is no longer supported and no longer receiving security updates.

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Are you still running a PC/Laptop using Windows 7?

Microsoft support for Windows 7 came to an end on 14th January 2020

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Yahoo fined £250,000 over Cyber Attack & Data Breach that affected more than 500,000 users...were you affected? Read the full story now - https://t.co/5dfHhlCSGb

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Followers targeted with Racist tweets. Buffalo Wild Wings quickly apologise - https://t.co/EMCiIRjdGV

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How safe is your USB stick? IBM don't trust them at all... https://t.co/PVZ6lT3dWJ

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90% of Gmail Users DONT Have Security Features Enabled!!!

Secure your account to make it harder for people to break into, even if they have your login details - https://t.co/jV6F9vU4UE

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Paypal - the latest company to be exposed sharing personal data with over 600 external companies - including your spoken word - Read the full story here https://t.co/URff4TU7BC

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Flaw in LinkedIn Autofill Plugin Allows Third Party Sites to Steal Your Data. Read the full story here - https://t.co/BL4avzAiP8

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Short Term Contract Now Available for Senior Microsoft Developer Wanted - Have you got experience in maintaining and developing customer applications? Could you mentor our .NET team in MVC5 development?
See website for full details - https://t.co/2tXsloEllQ

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Protect your personal data on Facebook - https://t.co/6l6hupNxJI
Following the Cambridge Analytica scandal;
1. What can you do to protect your information on Facebook?
2. What data Facebook has stored on you?
3. Deleting your historical data
Find out now - https://t.co/6l6hupNxJI

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Phishing Scams are the biggest threat to sensitive personal & company information. Be aware & know the signs...

Read our latest article;
9 Signs Your Email May Be A Phishing Scam - https://t.co/0l5ezwfftK

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Facebook collecting call history & sms data - have you been affected? https://t.co/NSkDogsLoq

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Britain on High Alert – Blackout threat from Russian cyber-attack.

Spy chiefs have warned the bosses of Britain’s key power companies to boost their security amid fears of a Russian cyber-attack that could put the lights out - Read more https://t.co/he0Uq8mJcu