More and more businesses are making the smart decision to be proactive and invest in their cyber security defences. This is fantastic news, especially since stats show that about half of small and medium-sized businesses still have no cyber security measures at all. If your business falls into that category, it’s time to change. Cyber security might sound complex, but it starts with a few simple steps. Let’s talk about some basics you can put…
HAVE YOU GONE TO 11? In 500 days Microsoft will no longer provide free support or security updates for Windows 10. So plenty of time left to move to Windows 11, but what are the considerations? A perfect segue to Spinal Tap references from 40 years ago. WHAT IF I STICK TO 10? If you’re currently using Windows 10, you might wonder what this means for your day-to-day operations. The good news is that…
Could you imagine what it must have been like doing business 30 years ago, before you had a decent laptop? It’s a horrible thought. And one that you only need to consider now and then, when you have an hour’s worth of work to do… but only 30 mins left on your laptop battery. Nightmare. No one wants to be caught in the dreaded low battery limbo during a crucial meeting or presentation. But with…
Here’s something not-so-fun but incredibly important to talk about: Malware attacks. And it’s bad news. These scary cyber threats are hitting small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) harder than ever before. That means you need to know how you can defend your business. First things first, what exactly is malware? Think of it as the digital equivalent of the germs that make you sick. Malware, short for malicious software, is like the flu virus of the…
Picture this: You’re going about your day, checking your emails, when suddenly you see a message from a company you trust. You think, “Great! That’s safe to read”. But hold on just one minute… this email is not what it seems. It’s part of yet another scam created by cyber criminals to trick you into clicking malicious links or giving up sensitive info. It’s called “SubdoMailing”, and it’s as dangerous as it sounds. What’s the…