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Welcome To LaneSystems Ltd
LaneSystems Ltd is a North East UK based IT consultancy, helping businesses to achieve the highest value from their use of technology in the work place by becoming your IT Business Partner. Operating for over 15 years LaneSystems Ltd has a great level of industry specific knowledge over multiple industry sectors from accounting, property to engineering and government.
The LaneSystems Ltd mission is to work along side your current business operations as your IT Business Partner providing up to date information on all items IT, ensuring you receive full IT support when you need it on and offsite whilst always offering advice and guidance to our clients.
LaneSystems Ltd operates two core business sectors, firstly offering IT consultancy and support across your IT infrastructure on hardware and software ensuring full network support.
The second is our in house bespoke software development team creating tailored websites and software to meet the requirements of individual clients with the sole aim to improve business operations.
LaneSystems Ltd provides support and development across a wide range of industry sectors increasing our knowledge base in multiple industry specific applications whilst having second to none knowledge of Microsoft products including items such as SBS 2008, Exchange, XP/Windows 7 and Office 2007.
Operating on a friendly one to one basis with our clients LaneSystems Ltd aims to provide a professional yet friendly service without the normal jargon IT brings, to guarantee even the most novice IT user can understand what is being proposed.
News Headlines
09 August 2010
LaneSystems Offer PAT Testing
A PAT testing service is now being offered to LaneSystems current clients at a reduced cost over the industry standard charge.
Blog
12 August 2010
This month we would like to explain the term 'phishing' and how it can pose a serious security risk to the individual.
The term 'phishing' is defined as a criminally fraudulent attempt to steal your personal information such as usernames, passwords and bank account details (all card types). This is usually done through the use of cleverly developed emails.
The emails are designed to look like they are coming from trustworthy sources but in fact are attempts by internet criminals to get a hold of your details.
Many of the emails or messages will come from popular websites such as social media sites, auction sites, online payment processors or IT administrators hoping to lure the unsuspecting public in to freely handing over their personal details which can be used by internet criminals.
As mentioned, email is the main source internet criminals will try to 'phish' for your details but the use of instant messaging is also high and both look identical to a legitimate email or instant message.
An important item to remember is that internet criminals, in order to 'phish' your details need to take you to a website where you would enter your details.
'Phishing' emails or messages will almost always tell you to click a link that takes you to a site where your personal information is requested. Please remember that no legitimate organisation would ever request this information of you via email or via their website from an emailed link.
If you do receive any emails and are unsure about it please do one of these three items:
1. Ignore the email as they will often enter your 'junk' folder and should just be left there.
2. Contact the organisation who sent the email, i.e. if it is an email from your bank contact your bank to ask about the email.
3. If you are still unsure after reviewing the above two point contact LaneSystems and we will be happy to give advice.
We hope this tip has brought awareness of the 'phishing' threat and will aid you in keeping your personal information safe when online.