Windows 10 reaches its end of life next year. That means no more updates, not only for new tools and features, but for the security improvements that keep your data safe. If you’re still using Windows 10 in your business, you have four options to consider.

No matter how many security measures you have in place, there’s always a chance that someone might breach your defences. You see, it’s equally important to have a plan for when the worst-case scenario happens. So, how do you plan for a cyber attack if you don’t know what you’re expecting, or when you’re expecting it?

Phishing scams are where criminals pretend to be someone else. They may send you to a fake bank login page and you could hand over your banking login details without even realising it… So how do you prevent one of these nightmare scenarios? Let’s take a closer look at email security in our free PDF guide.

While the traditional “break/fix” approach may have served its purpose in the past, tech needs have grown more complex. Relying on a 100% reactive strategy can leave you vulnerable to costly downtime, data breaches, and customer dissatisfaction. In comparison, one of the greatest benefits of a partnership with your IT support is the ability to engage in predictive maintenance.