Brian McGrath tussles with Waterford's Patrick Curran in Sunday's league encounter.
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According to a recent report, one in five businesses in Ireland does not have a cyber security policy in place
Magnet+ is inviting Tipperary businesses to avail of a free vulnerability scan that will help identify any exploitable gaps and resolve any weaknesses within their current security systems.
By mimicking the actions of the most effective cyber criminals, the assessment examines the entire network, identifies vulnerabilities and offers advice on where the business should implement any extra required precautions.
Anyone interested in availing of the service should visit https://www.magnetplus.ie/ business/cybersecurity/
This new free service is announced as Magnet+ reveals its 2022 National Cyber Security Report and unveils a new cyber security partnership with international technology leader Exponential-e.
According to the new report from Magnet+, Ireland’s largest independent connectivity network, one in five businesses in Ireland does not have a cyber security policy in place.
With approximately 250,000 SMEs located nationwide (according the latest CSO figures), this statistic from Magnet+ indicates that approximately 50,000 businesses nationwide are without a cyber security policy.
1st, 2nd and 3rd prize winners in our recent poster competition with First years in Religion class in relation to the ETBI Ethos Core Values of the school: A. McAndrew, A. Sulek, A. van der Merwe
Fiona Cooney, Nenagh, right, with graduates Shannon Redmond, Carlow; Andrew Martin, Dublin; Tommy Stenson, Mayo
Irish Water are working on a burst water main in Nenagh
Ballykisteen House Hotel is situated near Tipperary Town
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