We all rely on USB every day to do our work. Later this year USB will be able to transfer data much faster – and you might not even need new cables to benefit.
Your USB cable is about to get a speed boost
None of your team would fall for this trick… would they?
The latest cyber security scam seems old fashioned. But it’s so unusual that maybe someone in your business would fall for it. Here’s what’s happening – and why you must warn your team about it.
Are your team using a malicious browser extension without realizing?
Millions of people have downloaded a malicious browser extension containing adware or malware – and have no idea. We explore the productivity and security risks, and how to protect your business.
Passkeys could improve the way you work, forever
Everyone hates passwords. And they could soon be a thing of the past. Passkeys are set to take over, and Apple’s the first company to roll them out this fall. Here’s what Passkeys are and how they work.
Windows 10 is getting a very useful Windows 11 feature
Still using Windows 10? Good news – it’s getting a couple of the most useful features from Windows 11. They’ll help you save time, increase privacy, and… stop paper waste! Here’s what you need to know.
The business owner’s complete guide to phishing
Chances are you know about phishing.
It’s where someone sends you a fake email pretending to be someone else. They’re hoping you’ll click a bad link or download a dangerous attachment.
It’s one of the biggest kinds of cybercrime.
But do you know what the red flags are?
How much do you really know about phishing scams?
Phishing is where someone sends you a fake email pretending to be someone else. They’re hoping you’ll click a bad link or download a dangerous attachment.
Our latest video looks at how you can protect your business from this dangerous crime.
If you’re under pressure to take urgent action STOP & THINK
There’s a new phishing scam, and it uses a powerful psychological tactic to manipulate you into giving away your login details.
Everyone on your team needs to be aware of this one to avoid falling victim.
How To: Converting Hyper-V Generation 1 to Generation 2
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.
