When a team member leaves your business, it’s easy to get caught up in the whirlwind of day-to-day operations and forget to remove their login credentials. It’s an understandable oversight – you’ll deal with it later, right? However, those old logins could pose a serious security risk, and could also be costing you money if you’re still paying for unused subscriptions.

How do you feel about the technology powering your business? According to a recent study, 90% of business leaders believe their current IT systems are “best in class.” But what about tomorrow?

Cybercriminals are targeting trusted platforms like SharePoint and OneDrive, tricking users into revealing login details and spreading malicious files. Don’t let your business fall victim! Educate your team, enable multi-factor authentication, and keep your security software up to date.

Working on the go often means juggling files between devices. But with a new feature coming to Windows 11, switching from your phone to your PC just got a whole lot easier…

Microsoft recently tweaked the Windows Start menu, causing confusion by moving the sign-out option. After user feedback, they’re testing an update to restore the sign-out button to its original spot, making account switching easier for teams.

A new type of malware is using frustration to trick users into revealing their Google login details. By forcing PCs into “kiosk mode,” this malware locks browsers in full screen, hiding navigation tools and leading users to a fake password reset page. When users enter their credentials, they’re instantly stolen by cybercriminals.