We hate it when our staff’s productivity goes down.
Bad IT is often used as an excuse to start talking and stop working! So, now’s the time to make sure it can’t have a negative effect in 2021.
You and your team could be more productive, more motivated – and ultimately make more money – with some changes to your technology strategy.
We’ve created a new, free guide to show you the 5 key things you must include in your IT strategy.
4 signs you’re under attack from ransomware
A ransomware attack is one of the terrifying things that can happen to your business.
This is a computer attack where a hacker locks you out of your systems and data. And you must pay a ransom, typically in Bitcoin, to get access again.
What most people don’t realize is that hackers access your system weeks before they launch the attack. It takes time for them to set it up and prevent IT, security experts, from helping.
So, there are some signs to look out for. There are ways to spot if your system has already been breached and an attack is imminent.
Download our brand new guide and know how to keep your business safe.
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.
Ransomware is terrifying. Just terrifying. Imagine switching on your work computer one morning. And instead of the screen you normally see, the screen has gone totally red. There’s a message telling you your business’s data has been locked. And the only way to get it back is to pay thousands in Bitcoin. This is not a rare event. It happens to businesses around here every day. Every business is at risk. And it’s one of the hardest things for us as your IT support company to fix. We’ve written a brand-new guide. It tells you how to protect your business and dramatically reduce your chances of being attacked.
After the drama of lockdown subsided, we’ve shifted into a new way of working in a hybrid way. Some people work from home. Some are in the office. Everyone needs to work from anywhere at any time. And that can play havoc with getting things done. Communication becomes a chore and interferes with projects. But not if you use Microsoft Teams. It’s the perfect tool for the way we need to work right now. And we’ve just put together this step by step guide to help you get the most out of it.
A lot of businesses decided during the lockdown that it was time to move to a new IT support company. Because of the way they were treated when the lockdown happened, and while they were working from home.
When you start to put together a plan, look at how the lockdown has affected your business. What’s worked well? What would you do differently if you’d had more time to plan? Make a list. This will help you along these next steps.
These uncertain times are bringing about a real global sense of community. However, while most people are helping friends, family, and even strangers, some unscrupulous jerks are taking advantage of the crisis for their own benefit.
In this guide, we’ve created a checklist for you to work through to ensure that your people can work on their own devices, without compromising your business’s data security.
