Leading IT Firm Sees a Christmas Rush after Sony Hack

MACCLESFIELD, U.K. - Dec. 18, 2014 - PRLog -- Delta Comtech, one of the UK’s leading IT support companies, has been inundated with new enquiries in the wake of Sony Pictures’ latest hacking catastrophe.  Enquiries at the firm have jumped on reports that Sony’s US servers were breached by hackers.

“It’s been extraordinary,” explains Carl Enser at www.Delta-Comtech.co.uk  “Businesses from all over the UK have been calling for advice on securing their servers and IT systems.”

The company, who specialise in easy-to-manage secure IT solutions, has been working with some of the UK’s leading retailers, solicitors and construction firms for over 17 years.  In this time, they’ve helped their clients to adapt their IT systems to deter 21st century cyber criminals.

“Over the years we’ve been building a reputation that really seems to be paying off.  Our customers trust us to handle their IT and keep them safe, and their recommendations are what’s driving this latest surge in interest.”

The high profile of the Sony hack seems to have been a trigger for companies to re-evaluate their secure systems, especially with revelation that the hackers bypassed industry-standard spyware software.  Reports also suggest that passwords for secure data were held in a folder marked “Passwords”.

“It’s something that you just shouldn’t do,” continues Carl.  “And it’s making some firms wonder if there are similar holes in their systems.”

If you’d like to discuss your IT systems and how they could be made more secure, call Delta Comtech on 01625 443 110