WhatsApp security flaw puts Windows desktop users at risk
A new security flaw puts WhatsApp users at risk, and if you or your colleagues or employees are a Windows Desktop user, there’s some action you need to take.
Microsoft to use AI agents to combat hacking
What you thought you knew about cyber security a month ago, may now no longer be true. That’s why it’s so important to keep up with types of hacking attacks and cyber security solutions, which is why Microsoft is employing AI agents to combat the complex nature of online threats facing their software.
Is the rise in AI job applications a new challenge for employers?
How do you rise to the challenge of job applicants using AI tools? Spot the use of generative AI, and modify job ads to show where you find the use of AI acceptable to reduce the number of applications written entirely using AI.
Why Cyber Essentials Certification Matters for Your Business in 2025
Safeguarding your business from cyber threats can seem like a never-ending task, and with criminals finding brute force ways to break in, it is more crucial than ever. The UK government’s Cyber Essentials scheme offers an effective framework to help small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) protect themselves against common online threats.
Can Your IT Supplier Support Your SME with Zero Trust Security?
As cyberattacks become increasingly sophisticated, small and medium-sized enterprises are facing greater risks. Criminals no longer just target large corporations; SMEs, often seen as softer targets, are at risk too. This has led to a growing interest in security models like Zero Trust security.
12 months to End of Windows 10 Support
Time stops for nobody in the business world. With the end of Windows 10 support on 14 October 2025, it’s time to start planning. As a business owner or manager in Kent or the surrounding counties, understanding this change is crucial. In this article, we’ll explore what the end of Windows 10 support means for you and how to prepare for a smooth transition to Windows 11.
Why NatWest has banned WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger for staff
In a move that reinforces the importance of secure and compliant communication, NatWest has banned the use of WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger on company-issued devices. This decision highlights growing concerns over the use of unregulated messaging platforms in business settings, particularly in industries with strict regulatory requirements, such as banking.
Planning Business IT Infrastructure Upgrades for 2025
Staying ahead with your business IT infrastructure is becoming more important as we approach 2025. Technology evolves rapidly, and keeping up can feel overwhelming. But improving your IT systems doesn’t have to be complicated. As an SME owner or manager, the time is now, to understand how to fund your necessary IT infrastructure upgrades.
Autumn Budget 2024: Key takeaways for small businesses
Ah, the autumn budget reveal—it’s like Christmas for finance enthusiasts! Once again, the Chancellor of the Exchequer has graced the steps of No. 11 Downing Street, clutching that iconic red briefcase. We’ve done the heavy lifting for you, sifting through the long speech to bring you the top takeaways for your small business.
Cracking the Code of Business Email Jargon
Tired of email errors disrupting your business? There are some common issues, so we’ve summarised the things we hear about most, with some suggested fixes, email jargon decoded, and what you can do to ensure your emails always reach the right inbox.