NOTHING in IT is more important than Backup and Disaster Recovery.   You can recover from cyber security incidents, theft, mistakes and disasters as long as you have rock solid backups onsite and offsite.   But even the simplest mistake can ruin a company and cause untold of stress.

Computer support refers to the assistance provided to individuals and organizations to help them troubleshoot, repair, and maintain their computer systems and related devices. It can be provided in various forms, such as in-person support, remote support, or through self-help resources.

How do you decide what firm to hire for your business IT Support?
There are a few key factors to consider when choosing an Computer support firm for your business:

Expertise and experience: Look for a firm that has a track record of successfully supporting businesses in your industry or with similar IT needs.

Question: What should small business owners and managers know about cybersecurity?
Small businesses face many of the same cybersecurity threats as larger businesses, but they may not have the same resources to deal with them. It's important for small businesses to understand the risks and take steps to protect themselves.

As a small business owner, you rely on your computers and other technology to keep your operations running smoothly. However, even the best technology can have issues from time to time. That's where small business computer support comes in.

Small business computer support can take many forms, from providing technical assistance with hardware and software to helping you set up and maintain your network and devices.

We added a new section to our training tips and tricks section. Helpful, and if we dare say so, fun tips and tricks all in super short videos.

Automatically arrange all your open windows.

Copy and paste way faster and better.

Copy and paste between your computer and your phone!

Neat screenshots.

With its huge dominance in the workplace, Microsoft’s Windows has become the prime target for cyber criminals.

Passkeys are set to take over from traditional passwords to give us a safer, more secure way of logging into our online accounts.

Almost half of people with social media accounts admit to falling for shopping scams. If your team are shopping at work, is your business protected?