Windows 10 reaches its end of life next year.
That means no more updates, not only for new tools and features, but for the security improvements that keep your data safe.
If you’re still using Windows 10 in your business, it’s time to start planning.
And how you respond to one can be the difference between it being an inconvenience and a complete nightmare.
What’s important is to think about all of this BEFORE you become victim to an attack (sadly, it’s likely to be a case of when and not if).
By following a few simple steps you can be confident you’ll not only recover from an attack quickly, but you’ll minimize the damage and cost too.
Here’s a shocking fact: 90% of cyber attacks start with a simple email.
And guess who uses email every sin
Your business couldn’t function without its technology, right?
What would happen if your business data was stolen?
Ever feel like you're fighting a never ending battle when it comes to your business tech? You're not alone.
Many business owners try to handle their own IT. But here's the thing.
Do it yourself IT strategies often lead to more stress and less productivity.
We’re weeks away from the new year. And this is a great time to start thinking about what needs to get better in 2024.
We believe there’ll be a big rise in cyber crime, with a surge in ransomware, attacks on phones, and more phishing scams. And that’s not all.
Forewarned is forearmed. If you know what to expect, you can proactively protect your data.
Our latest video has the details.
Working from home comes with lots of benefits; a better work/life balance, no commute, and a much more relaxed dress code.
But there can be serious drawbacks too if you’re not taking home office security seriously.
Cyber criminals are aware that many businesses neglect security for remote workers, so they become a prime target for cyber attacks.
In the world of business, productivity is king. But are you getting the most out of your Microsoft three sixty five subscription?
Sure. You know about Word, Excel, and PowerPoint, but what about the hidden gems?
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