Too Much Access? Why Data Permissions Matter
Many staff have too much access to data. Learn how to manage permissions and reduce insider risk to protect your business from data breaches.
Windows makes passkeys easier to use
Windows 11 now supports passkeys, offering stronger, simpler security for your business. Learn how to prepare for a password-free future.
Your Business Passwords Are Still Too Weak
Still using “123456” or “qwerty123”? Weak passwords leave your business wide open to cyber attacks. Here’s how to fix it—before it’s too late.
Future-Proof Your Business with GZD’s IT Services
From cybersecurity to cloud solutions, discover how GZD can optimise your IT environment and support your business growth.
Still using Windows 10? You’re running out of time.
Microsoft is ending free support in October, which could leave your business exposed to cybersecurity threats. In this free guide we explain what this means for you and outline the best options to keep your systems secure and up to date.
Create Stronger Passwords to Protect Your Business
Protect your business from cyber threats. Learn how to create secure passwords and reduce your risk of data breaches and system compromises.
Incognito Mode Just Got a Privacy Upgrade
Microsoft’s updates improve Incognito privacy by fixing clipboard leaks and hiding media previews. Here’s how your private browsing just got safer.
Cyber Attack Recovery 101: What to Do After Disaster Strikes
A strong cybersecurity strategy isn’t just about prevention – it’s also about preparation. So, what happens if your business is hit by a cyber attack? Our guide takes you through all you need to know.
Watch out for these common ‘malvertising’ scams
Malvertising scams are on the rise – and your business could be at risk without even clicking a dodgy ad. Learn how to spot the signs and protect your team from fake alerts, malicious downloads, and silent browser-based attacks.
A Password Alone Isn’t Enough (And Hackers Know It)
Would you leave your office door wide open overnight? No lock, no alarm?
Probably not. If that sounds like a security nightmare, here’s the digital equivalent: relying on just a password to protect your business. Read more in our latest newsletter…
