Microsoft has released an essential update for Windows 11 users: you must upgrade to version 23H2 by 8th October 2024. Beyond this date, older versions will no longer receive critical security updates, leaving your systems vulnerable.

Let’s talk about a topic that’s been dominating headlines and causing many sleepless nights: cyber extortion. It’s a form of cyber crime where criminals threaten to damage your business by compromising its data and digital assets unless a ransom is paid.

Maintaining a reliable network requires staying on top of your technology setup. A frequently overlooked aspect is managing which applications launch when your business’s PCs start up. With numerous software programs wanting to auto-start, it can slow down your system and potentially introduce security risks.

Ever winced at the sound of a Microsoft Teams notification disrupting your focus? You’re not alone. Good news: Microsoft has released an update that promises to make these interruptions much more bearable.

Malware, or malicious software, is designed to cause damage to computers, servers, or networks. With Google Chrome holding around 65% of the global browser market share, it is a prime target for cyber-criminals who sometimes use browser extensions as their method of attack.

Microsoft is developing an update that will enable Windows 11 File Explorer to directly access files on your Android phone, streamlining file transfers and making them more efficient than ever. Let’s have a look at why this is significant, and how can it boost productivity for you and your team.

Microsoft Edge for Business has recently introduced new data leak control features. Simply put, these features help prevent your confidential information from falling into the wrong hands. This is great news for keeping your sensitive information secure.

After years of decline, ransomware attacks are on the rise again. And more businesses are being targeted. It’s time to protect your data. Here we explain how.