Hacking groups are given different names by different security companies. And that means you don’t know who’s really behind an attack so can’t react as quickly as you’d like. That’s about to change, thanks to Microsoft…
Windows 10 reaches its end of life NEXT MONTH. If your business still isn’t prepared, you must start planning. Now. Here’s what you need to consider…
PowerPoint presentations still hold a firm place in many business meetings. But, let’s be honest, they’re a real pain to create. If you regularly use PowerPoint, Microsoft’s got a solution you’ll love…
You know that feeling that someone’s looking over your shoulder? When you’re working, it’s not just creepy, it’s a security issue. But Microsoft’s working on a very cool feature in Windows 11 that will stop people snooping at your work. Here’s what we know so far…
You’ve probably heard a lot about generative AI. But did you think about the huge impact it’s having on businesses across the globe? The list of benefits is endless. If you’re not keeping up, this is what you’re missing out on…
Another email from Microsoft. But this time it’s asking you to take urgent action to protect your account. Before you click any links or provide any personal information, ask yourself: Is it really Microsoft? Or could it be a phishing attempt? Here’s how to tell…
Ransomware attacks – where hackers steal your data and demand a ransom to give it back – are skyrocketing. You need to have the very best protection in place to keep your data secure. And here’s what that protection is…
“iloveyou”, “12345”, “qwerty1”. If I’ve just guessed all your passwords, you need to change them, immediately. Why? Because your passwords are STILL too weak. It’s a big problem…
Think fraud is only a problem for big corporations? Think again. Small and medium sized businesses are huge targets. And it’s costing a fortune. Here’s how to stay safe…
Just when you think you’ve got cybersecurity sorted for your business, a new scam comes along. This time, cybercriminals don’t even need to trick you out of your password to access your accounts… they can fool you with something called a “device code”.
