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 share with you the two technology areas that will be the most important in 2022. They are Defend and Invest.
Security researchers reported a major security vulnerability that could be software on a Server, PC/Mac computer, part of a device on your network or part of a cloud service. Details are fuzzy, AND there have been updates where a second flaw was discovered after the original fix.
There’s a cyber-crime called phishing. It’s a major pain. Criminals send emails pretending to be someone they’re not, hoping one of your people will click a link and accidentally give them access to your data.
Do you think your team would spot a phishing email? Here’s an easy way to check.
You need to design a document for work… but you’re not a designer. And apps like Publisher are too confusing? Enter Sway. It’s inside Microsoft 365, and makes designing easy for non-designers. Here’s our take on it.
For more info on the tools that can help you stay effective and efficient, reach out to us today.
Pulling together your budgets for next year?
While it might be hard to know how much your business will spend on software – especially as your needs change throughout the year – you can accurately budget for your hardware for the year. Just ask yourself these 5 key questions.
Don’t you often find it’s the small things that make the biggest difference?
That’s certainly the case with technology. Minor updates to the software you and your team use every day can have a surprising effect on your overall productivity.
Microsoft has recently announced a series of small improvements to Teams, Microsoft 365 and Windows 11. It’s keeping its foot on the gas despite the holidays being just a few weeks away.
A data breach is one of the scariest things that can happen to your business. The financial and reputational impact can be huge. Here’s how to spot the early signs of a breach… and what to do if you suspect a cyber-criminal is in your network.
For more info on the tools that can help you stay effective and efficient, reach out to us today.
Here’s a crazy question: Are you paying your IT support partner enough?
It's a question that's important to ask...Because in the world of technology, there’s a definite link between what you pay, and the quality of the service you receive.
Picking an IT provider on price alone is a false economy.
This new survey confirms what any IT professional could tell you: Phishing is still the most likely way for your business to be breached.
A new survey just released by a specialist website has confirmed that phishing attacks remain the greatest cyber security threat to businesses.