Young employees should take cyber crime more seriously
If you employ very young people, you should be aware how some risky online behaviours have become normalised for them. It’s a security risk to your business.
Tech Guide: Getting to Grips with Email Security
Research by Deloitte found that 91% of all cyber attacks begin with a phishing email. Here’s what you need to know to make your business email as secure as it can possibly be.
Take action to avoid this devious new phishing scam
A cunning new email scam uses blank images and a trusted brand name to lead you and your people to download malware. Fall victim and you risk losing your data.
Technology Insider: January Edition
This year kicks off with a look at some useful IT hacks to help cut your energy usage (when load shedding isn’t wreaking havoc).
When did you last have a health check?
If you don’t regularly check the health of your IT, how can you know if it’s running at its best? Our experts carry out top-to-toe IT health checks for all kinds of businesses, and we’ll give you honest, jargon-free advice on the best solutions for a trouble-free tech set-up.
Are your younger employees experiencing ‘tech shame’?
Younger workers aren’t as tech savvy as we might expect. Tech shame leads to unmotivated employees and a loss of productivity. Here’s how to tackle this in your business.
A little trust can go a long way
Stop monitoring your remote teams and learn to trust a happier workforce. That’s the findings of a new study which shows how a little trust can go a long way.
Your need-to-know guide to Cloud Security
In our new guide, we cut through the jargon to give you all you need to know to protect your business. You’ll discover what you can do for yourself to stay safe in the cloud, and where some professional help will make a big difference.
Technology Insider: December Edition
We start this month off with a look into the future and the “metaverse”. How do you think your business will change when the metaverse arrives? We also rounded up what many experts agree have been the nastiest malware attacks of 2022. Enjoy the read!
Windows is the prime target for cyber criminals
With its huge dominance in the workplace, Microsoft’s Windows has become the prime target for cyber criminals. They’re looking to access your information, disrupt your business, or hold your data to ransom.
