Working From Home and hybrid working is here to stay. And that means as businesses, we need to get a grip on security in our staff’s homes as much as we do in the office.
We’ve written a new guide to looking at all the issues.
Working From Home and hybrid working is here to stay. And that means as businesses, we need to get a grip on security in our staff’s homes as much as we do in the office.
We’ve written a new guide to looking at all the issues.
Did you get a short break at Christmas? Even if it was just a few days, that break can give you a clear mind about where to take your business this year.
We call this the January Refresh & Refocus.
Let us tell you the two technology areas that will be the most important in 2022. They are Defend and Invest.
Defend is about protecting your business from cyber criminals. We believe cyber-crime is going to rise again this year, to levels never seen before.
Invest is about making sure technology is powering your business forward, not holding it back.
Our new guide looks at both these areas in detail.
We’ve all been there. Tempted by something that seems to be a steal but then turns out to be a cheap knock-off or falls apart, or it’s never delivered in the first place.
Saving a few $$$ turns out to deliver low value.
The same goes for the things you buy for your business. Unfortunately, especially when it comes to your business, IT support provider, choosing a cut-price version could come back to bite you.
A lot goes into business IT support, as you probably already know. As well as setting up and maintaining the infrastructure, there’s monitoring for any potential issues, maintaining your network and systems, and keeping everything updated and patched when it needs to be.
After a four-month wait, a brand new version of Windows is finally here. It’s a lot more secure, has better functionality, and has greater possibilities.
New PCs are now on sale with Windows 11, and the upgrade will be available for existing computers early next year.
Not all machines will be able to upgrade. In addition, there are challenging hardware requirements.
We’ve listed them, plus the best benefits of the new Windows, in a brand new guide. It’s written so anyone can understand it.
Ransomware is a terrifying data security threat your business has ever faced. Imagine all your staff trying to log in one morning. But all of them get a bright red screen saying your data has been encrypted, and you must pay a massive ransom in Bitcoin to get it back. Terrifying! Please read our new guide now. We’ll answer all your questions about ransomware. Plus, you’ll discover five steps to improve your business’s ransomware resilience.
Hackers are targeting all businesses all the time. Using innovative automated tools, and by sending out billions of emails every day.
It only takes one person to click on one bad link, and hackers can get into your system.
That’s why we’ve written a brand new guide. To tell you about the ultimate secret to keeping your business data safe.
We are where we are. And this year has already seen us change the way we do almost everything. From visiting friends and family to shopping, and even the way we work. While some of those changes have been more difficult than others, many businesses have found that working from home can genuinely be a viable option. And it’s only now we’re approaching the final quarter of the year we can plan for how our teams will be working in the future.
September seems the perfect time for this. It’s the beginning of a new academic year. And now it’s the fresh start in the office (or from home) for many of us.