Why you will not be fine on this Cloud9 We go to a lot of effort working to protect our clients from online security threats. These could come in the form of key loggers that record you as you enter your login information, or DDoS (Distributed Denial of Service) attacks, which overwhelm a service with fake traffic, causing it to crash. As part of our service, we always advise our clients to install software updates

Don’t walk the plank with pirated software A huge number of small and medium-sized businesses would consider using pirated software to try and save money. A new study has revealed a surprising number of businesses willing to break the law to save costs. Our advice? Think twice before you walk the plank. Right now, the most popular types of pirated software are project management tools, and marketing and sales software. But a huge 56% of

How much do you really know about phishing scams? 1 in 99 emails is a phishing scam. And a quarter of these slip through security filters to reach your inbox. What’s phishing? It’s where someone sends you a fake email pretending to be someone else. They’re hoping you’ll click a bad link or download a dangerous attachment. They want to infect your network with malware, or steal your login details. Phishing really is bad news

Make sure your cloud server is protected from this Using a cloud server to drive your business’s technology is a smart idea. The benefits are huge. You can use as little or as much storage as you need, without having to worry about limitations or huge bills. Perfect for growing businesses. Your team can access any data anywhere. Cloud servers were made for the hybrid work world we have today. And you don’t need to

5 quick ways to boost your business’s Wi-Fi speed When your business’s Wi-Fi just isn’t fast enough, it’s frustrating for everyone. Which can mean more complaining and less work being done. Here are 5 quick ways to check and boost your Wi-Fi speeds. First, run a speed check and write down the results. Use the same speed test service each time, so you’re comparing like for like. Next, check who’s doing what. If all your