Starting in 2007, Microsoft, AMD, Intel, and top-tier PC manufacturers have adopted UEFI as the standard BIOS model. This new standard is applicable to the entire industry and is supported by the Unified Extended Firmware Interface Forum.

As Operating Systems become obsolete and unsupported, many businesses are faced with the challenge to upgrade existing infrastructure and operating systems.

Remote working might be the current big thing, but have you ever properly considered the implications for your staff and your business? These are the big areas to look at.

Has the global chip shortage affected your business yet? If you want to upgrade devices in the next year, it might though. Here’s why it’s happening and what you can do to stay ahead.

Only half of businesses have cloud-based cyber security protection that protects their staff wherever they work… and yet three quarters of businesses now have people working away from the office regularly. Here’s how to check if your business is protected.

Video calling is here to stay. So, it’s time you took your call setup more seriously.

You don’t have to spend a lot of money. A few small changes can make you look and sound better.

That’ll help people perceive you to be more professional, and a better communicator.

Your staff care about your business’s cyber security – but not all employees think the same. In fact, half are using software that’s been banned by their IT department. Our new video explores why.

Microsoft’s retiring and reworking some of its AI software, as it doesn’t meet the tech giant’s new standards on AI. This is a responsible move, right? Here’s how future AI could empower your business.

Have you ever worried that your applications might be accessing your camera or microphone in secret – to spy on you?

This isn’t just a risk with your phone. Your laptop has a camera and microphone too.

Now Microsoft’s making it easier to find out which of your apps are accessing your hardware – and other sensitive data. Here’s our latest tech update video.

A firewall is a system designed to protect computers from unauthorized access. It does this by filtering traffic between networks and only allowing certain types of traffic through. Firewalls can be hardware, software, or a combination of both.

Hardware firewalls are usually installed at the point where a network connects to the internet.