If you’re a 365 business customer, here comes another useful new feature. This feature provides a streamlined login process by bringing Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) directly into the Microsoft 365 phone app.
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Our phones are a goldmine of private and sensitive information, so a hacked, lost, or stolen smartphone could spell disaster for your business.
Tech Update – Let’s start talking about AI
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Tech Update – Cyber attacks are getting bigger and smarter. Are you vulnerable?
Record-breaking cyber attacks are becoming more sophisticated and more frequent. That means you need to keep your business protected to avoid disruption.
Tech Update – AI is making phishing scams more dangerous
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Tech Update – Is your security focusing on the right things?
How much time do you spend checking your network for unwanted visitors? Probably not enough, according to research.
Tech Update – Young employees have different attitudes toward cybercrime
If you employ anyone between 16 and 19, you need to pay special attention to the cyber security training you’re giving your team.
Tech Update – Take action to avoid a devious new phishing scam
Gen Z and even some Millennial employees seem less tech-savvy than many employers might expect. It’s an assumption leading to a sense of ‘tech shame.’
