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nick ioannou is an IT professional, blogger, author and public speaker on cloud and security issues, with over 20+ years’ corporate experience, including 17 years using cloud/hosted software as a service (SaaS) systems. As an early adopter of cloud systems, including BPOS, the first iteration of Office 365, he has been paying for the privilege of bug testing them ever since. He started blogging in 2012 on free IT resources (www.booleanlogical.com) currently with over 500+ posts. Author of 'Internet Security Fundamentals', 'A Practical Guide to Cyber Security for Small Businesses' and 'A Practical Guide to GDPR for Small Businesses' as well as contributing author to three 'Managing Cybersecurity Risk' books and 'Conquer The Web' by Legend Business Books.

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ARTICLES BY nick ioannou

HARNESSING THE POWER TECHNOLOGY TO PROTECT US

January 21, 2021

There is a saying, ‘you can fool all the people some of the time and some of the people all the time.’ Given the fact that there is no such thing as 100% security and human nature being trusting, this has been the backbone of many cyber security scams over the past 20 years. Cyber-criminals know that they will always fool some of the people, so have been modifying and reusing tried and tested methods to get us to open malware ridden email attachments and click malicious web links, de...

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Hi, I'm Nick ioannou, founder of Boolean Logical. I've been in IT since 1994 during the early days of multimedia before the internet really took off, teaching colleagues and helping solve their computer issues. As a result, I’ve been a Head of IT for over 17 years, as well as a blogger, author and public speaker on cloud and security issues. As an early adopter of cloud systems back in 2003, including BPOS, the first iteration of Office 365, I’ve been paying for the privilege of bug testing them ever since. Security bugs that aren’t fixed end up becoming magazine articles in an attempt to get the vendor to take notice.