CSTG Monthly Video
The data security equivalent to leaving your windows open. We all take great care to keep our homes secure. Yet, some business owners and managers don’t have the same attitude towards their data security. There are many more people trying to access your business’s data than hoping to steal your TV.
Here are the four main ways to improve your business’s data security.
The data security equivalent to leaving your windows open. We all take great care to keep our homes secure. Yet, some business owners and managers don’t have the same attitude towards their data security. There are many more people trying to access your business’s data than hoping to steal your TV.
Here are the four main ways to improve your business’s data security.
The data security equivalent to leaving your windows open. We all take great care to keep our homes secure. Yet, some business owners and managers don’t have the same attitude towards their data security. There are many more people trying to access your business’s data than hoping to steal your TV.
Here are the four main ways to improve your business’s data security.
The data security equivalent to leaving your windows open. We all take great care to keep our homes secure. Yet, some business owners and managers don’t have the same attitude towards their data security. There are many more people trying to access your business’s data than hoping to steal your TV.
Here are the four main ways to improve your business’s data security.
One of the terrifying things that can happen to your business is a ransomware attack. This is where hackers take control of your network and encrypt all your data, making it unusable. They won’t undo the damage unless you pay a hefty fee – a ransom fee. The reason they can do so much damage is they secretly break into your system a long time before the attack is launched. The one upside of this is you can keep an eye out for symptoms you’ve been breached. Here are three ways you can see if hackers are already in your system.
You’ve heard of phishing, we’re sure. It’s where criminals send you an email, pretending to be someone else (like your bank), to try to get sensitive information from you. But what about vishing? And smishing? And whaling? These are all forms of phishing designed to steal your information, and ultimately your money. We explore each one in our brand new video. Because the more aware you and your staff are, the better protected you’ll be.
Microsoft Office 365 has some great productivity and collaborative tools already built-in. Did you know that within Teams, there’s a useful project planning tool? Watch our short video for the lowdown on how to use Microsoft Planner.
Microsoft Office 365 has some great productivity and collaborative tools already built-in. Did you know that within Teams, there’s a useful project planning tool? Watch our short video for the lowdown on how to use Microsoft Planner.
I think we can all accept by now that video calls will continue to be a staple of business communications next year. But did you know you can considerably improve your calls with just a few little tweaks? There are four key areas to pay attention to on your video calls. We’ll show you what to do and how to do it in our brand new video.
There have been some shocking online scams in the last six months. Cyber-criminals have taken advantage of the global pandemic. We don’t want your business to be another Cyber Crime victim. Our new video shows you the scams you and your team should watch out for both at work and at home.
