Cyber Security Month – KCS’ top tips for keeping your data secure
October 3, 2019
It’s international cyber security month! You may not be as excited as we are for this, but you should be at the very least adopting these
Latest News
Windows 10 Update Breaks Printer Functionality
October 2, 2019
Microsoft have released a slew of updates recently, as they try to patch vulnerabilities that put users at risk. To mitigate the problems, Microsoft have
Are your passwords out in the wild? Google launches new tool to show compromised accounts.
August 16, 2019
We’re all guilty of using the same password here and there – so how do you know if your account details have been compromised? Google
Act Fast – Update Google Chrome to Avoid Being Hacked
March 8, 2019
Use Google Chrome? Chances are you do, with 65% of all computers accessing the web via the Google web browser. If your chrome keeps asking
Keswick Ministries Web Project
December 14, 2018
We are very pleased to have recently won a tender to redevelop a new website for Keswick Ministries. The project will involve the complete overhaul and relaunch
KCS’ Broadband Partner, Zen Rated Least-Whinged-About
November 15, 2018
KCS’ broadband partner of 15 years, Zen Internet was recently touted the least-whinged-about broadband provider in a Which? survey, whilst broadband and phone giant, BT won the
Turing Fest Learnings
August 6, 2018
Content marketing is broken. The new way Google understands the world. Marketing in an AI world. Everything we know about marketing and advertising is based
Google’s August Algorithm Update & why traditional SEO is dying
August 3, 2018
Google confirmed a broad core update on their Algorithm on 1st August. What does this mean? Well, essentially your site’s SEO might be impacted (either
Cumbrian weather vs Calvert Trust Broadband
July 12, 2018
Six years of Cumbrian weather eventually took down the 4-mile wireless link that feeds broadband to the Calvert Trust. A few weeks ago we got
Russian Hackers Strike!
June 20, 2018
Recently, a joint statement was released by the UK’s National Crime Security Centre (NCSC), the US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and the Federal Bureau
