CSTG Videos
December Video 2023 – Your 2024 cybersecurity considerations
We’re weeks away from the new year. And this is a great time to start thinking about what needs to improve in 2024. Our latest video has the details.
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November Video 2023 – Are you neglecting your home office security?
Are you neglecting your home office security? Cybercriminals know that many businesses neglect security for remote workers, so they become a prime target for cyber-attacks.
October Video 2023 – Could AI be key to growing your business?
Artificial Intelligence (AI) isn’t just another fad. And it’s not only suitable for customer service and writing emails. It’s got real potential to help you outpace your competitors and boost productivity, efficiency, and success.
September Video 2023 – Are you paying for productivity apps you’re not using?
Are you paying for productivity apps you’re not using? Our latest video tells you how some of them could help your business.
August Video 2023 – The Metaverse explained: How it could affect your business
We’re beginning to hear more and more about the Metaverse and the many ways we’ll use it over the coming years. Our latest video explains the Metaverse and how it could affect you.
July Video 2023 – Human error – Your biggest cyber security risk
Your biggest cyber security weakness is your people. That’s why it’s vital to take cyber security awareness training seriously.
June Video 2023 – Back up your data – One day it could save your business
So it’s best to be prepared. That’s why a reliable backup system is one of the most important protections you can implement.
May Video 2023 – How to plan a big IT project
Big IT Projects are a big undertaking. Watch our latest video for the three things to get into your mind before involving the experts.
WINDOWS 11 – Switch over to a clutter-free desktop
Like a child’s messy bedroom – maybe your cluttered desktop needs to be preserved so you know where everything is. But with Windows 11,…
April Video 2023 – All businesses should adopt MFA. Now
Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) adds extra layers of security to your business. It means you need at least two pieces of information to log in to a device or an app. Perhaps a password, a fingerprint, and possibly an extra, single-use code will be sent to your phone.
