Online payment systems and how they can help your business
Are late payments causing you to pull your hair out? Don’t stress, save those beautiful locks and get looking at trusted online payment systems. Here’s why you should…
Knowing your antivirus from your elbow
Struggling to decide which antivirus product is for you? Wondering where you need to start with it all? Go back to basics with our useful tips…
Online hackers don’t stop for the holidays
Hackers don’t snooze on bank holidays. Here are two ways you can protect your business from attempts to steal data.
Cybersecurity training is your last line of defence
It’s easy to spend a lot of money on security systems, but if you think about it, they’re only as good as the people they’re meant to protect. If your team aren’t sure how something works, or a process they should be following to prevent fraud caused by phishing emails, then any security software or system is pointless.
7 layers of cyber security
Here are 7 things we think you should be looking at to give you and your business the best possible chance when it comes to cyber security.
Automated hackers, not just the lone criminal
As technology moves on in our normal lives, you best believe it’s moving on in the world of cybercrime too, with automated hackers looking to steal your data while the minds behind them leave them to it.
Stop changing your password
For years, one of the more common pieces of password advice has been to ensure that you’re regularly changing it, but that’s no longer the case. Stop changing your password!
When to upgrade business computers to avoid staff mutiny
We’ve written this as a very tongue-in-cheek title, but honestly, isn’t it frustrating when you’re trying to get work done but your desktop or laptop regularly freezes, runs slowly, and is generally a pain in the proverbial backside?
Why IT security is about more than just tech
Why expensive tech on its own doesn’t make for good IT security.
How Microsoft 365 can help business communications – a customer case study
Here is the why, how, and end result of moving one of our clients to using Microsoft 365 (formerly Office 365) to get away from relying on legacy servers.