
The two big threats of doing business on public Wi-Fi
March 19, 2025
February 19, 2025
Windows 11 uptake is at an all-time high – what are you waiting for?Still using Windows 10 in your business? With Windows 11 adoption hitting an all-time high, now is the time to ask: Should you upgrade?
Read Full PostFebruary 5, 2025
How to Fix the Windows 11 File Explorer Glitch (UK IT Support Tips)If your business has upgraded to Windows 11 version 24H2, you may have come across an annoying bug in File Explorer. For a tool as essential as File Explorer, which helps you browse your files and folders, this glitch can disrupt your workflow and cause frustration.
Read Full PostJanuary 22, 2025
Beware of That “Support Call” – It Could Be a Ransomware Scam Targeting UK BusinessesPicture this: you or a team member gets a call from “Microsoft Teams Support,” offering help with a supposed issue. Sounds helpful, right? Think again. This is the latest tactic used by cybercriminals to infiltrate businesses across the UK.
Read Full PostJanuary 8, 2025
How Future-Ready Is Your Business’s IT?When it comes to your business technology, how confident are you that it’s ready to meet the demands of tomorrow? A recent study found that while 90% of business leaders feel their current IT systems are “best in class,” only 39% believe their technology is future-ready.
Read Full PostDecember 30, 2024
A third of all data loss is caused by problems with backupsLosing access to your business data—even briefly—is enough to make any business owner’s heart race. It’s like the ultimate nightmare, but unfortunately, it’s not fiction.
Read Full PostDecember 16, 2024
Beware This Malware: It “Annoys” You into Handing Over Your Login DetailsHow careful are you and your team when it comes to online security? You’ve probably heard about phishing scams, dodgy downloads, and the golden rule of not clicking suspicious links. But there’s a new trickster on the cyber block, and it’s... well, incredibly annoying.Meet the latest in malware mischief, a sneaky software designed to irritate you right into giving up your Google login details. It hasn’t earned a cool, spooky nickname just yet, but it’s part of a larger group called “Amadey”, and it’s been causing headaches since August.
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