According to the FBI, over 90% of cyber attacks originate from Email. So it makes sense to have some good Email security. What happens if you’re a Microsoft 365 user? What protection does Microsoft offer to your email account? Those questions and many more will be discussed in this blog. It’s pretty insane the number …
The countdown has begun… In October 2023, Windows Server 2012 R2 becomes end of life. So, what does this mean for your business, and should you be worried? The first question is – Does your business still run servers within your office? Over the past couple of years, a huge shift of businesses have pulled …
How do you securely manage both company-owned and personally-owned devices in your business? If you’re a Microsoft 365 user, Microsoft InTune can benefit your business. However, it is essential to know how InTune works before we begin. I want you to cast your mind back 10, 15 or even 20 years ago and think about …
Worldwide over a million businesses are using Microsoft 365. This data is stored in Microsoft’s ‘cloud’ data centres. Microsoft owns around 200 data centres worldwide, some of which are in the UK. These data centres have many additional servers, power and internet connections, and tight security. So, What About Backing Up? Before Microsoft 365 and …
This blog is going to be about seven different ways that you can secure your windows computer. The advice applies if you’re a home user or a business user. Cyber Crime is one of today’s significant threats; with everything rapidly moving online, there is also the massive threat of criminals online. Cyber Criminals pick on …
Cyber Essentials is a scheme backed by the government devised specifically to help businesses better defend themselves from cyber-attacks. It was introduced by the National Cyber Security Centre in 2014 and recently updated in 2022; it’s a simple but effective set of protocols to defend your organisation better. By gaining Cyber Essentials, businesses of any …
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