Cyber News

In just two short years, a good quality webcam has become a critical tool for everyone. Could you imagine doing business without one? But hackers are using clever tools to try to spy on people using their webcams. Our new video shows you free and easy ways to protect yourself and your staff.

With our clients we work on all aspects of their technology, especially making sure they have a suitable technology strategy. We’re also there for them when things go wrong. And that’s about having a highly responsive helpdesk. When you’re looking for a new IT support provider, there are two tests you must apply to their

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.

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.

If Windows takes ages to start, maybe there’s too much software launching automatically on your business’s PCs. Our new video shows how to manage that.

We always recommend you use an external password manager. And if you do, disable the built-in one offered within Chrome. Here’s why – and how to do it.

There are some very basic security measures you can use that offer really high levels of protection for your business. Multi-factor authentication is one of those. Our new video explains what it is, how it works, and why you really, really want to start using it in your business.

Did you know we’re right in the middle of a global chip shortage? A number of different things have come together to create the perfect storm. And it’s restricting some technology supplies. Our new video explains why you should plan ahead and order early, if you need any new hardware in the next 6 months.

From phishing attempts to malicious attachments, email servers are constantly under attack. The risk of falling victim to a cyberattack has significantly increased throughout 2021. This is largely due to the covid-19 pandemic and the subsequent growth in remote working. Currently unsolicited and malicious emails account for more than half of global email traffic. While

We’ve all done it – tapped a link, realised it’s not what we thought it was, and then wondered what damage it might cause to our phone. First of all, don’t panic. But then, take action. There are two things you need to be aware of now. And our new video tells you what they