Still using Windows 10? Good news – it’s getting a couple of the most useful features from Windows 11. They’ll help you save time, increase privacy, and… stop paper waste! Here’s what you need to know.
One of the most powerful and effective ways to protect your information is easy and free! It’s simply to use a unique password for every login and to use strong passwords. But how do you know how strong or weak your password is? Check out our new tool that shows you!
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Check out our new tool that checks your email address and phone number against known breached data on the Dark Web where the hackers share and sell your passwords. Be sure to check all your email addresses and your phone numbers.
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Chances are you know about phishing.
It’s where someone sends you a fake email pretending to be someone else. They’re hoping you’ll click a bad link or download a dangerous attachment.
It’s one of the biggest kinds of cybercrime.
But do you know what the red flags are?
Phishing is where someone sends you a fake email pretending to be someone else. They’re hoping you’ll click a bad link or download a dangerous attachment.
Our latest video looks at how you can protect your business from this dangerous crime.
If you’re looking for ways to improve efficiency and cut costs, then you may have already made the switch to Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP). But have you considered using an AI-powered VoIP system? The difference between traditional VoIP and AI-powered VoIP is that the latter uses artificial intelligence (AI) to help provide a better user experience.
It’s not easy to stand in front of a group of people and deliver a PowerPoint presentation. But don’t worry, here are some tips and tricks that will help you give presentations that will impress your audience.
Understand your target audience
Before preparing your presentation, do some research about your target audience.
There’s a new phishing scam, and it uses a powerful psychological tactic to manipulate you into giving away your login details.
Everyone on your team needs to be aware of this one to avoid falling victim.
Visiting unsecure sites and consequently getting your device infected with malware is not the only way you may be jeopardizing your business’s data when surfing the web. Among other things, you might also be letting adware and browser trackers run amok in your browsers.
