Security should be a top priority on Windows PCs, but it doesn’t have to be complicated. This article outlines 10 practical ways to protect your devices from common threats, ensuring robust protection across the board.

Use stronger passwords

Passwords are often the first and easiest target for cybercriminals.

You’ve upgraded to Windows 11. Great move. Very smart.

But now you might be thinking… what’s changed?

How do I help my team get to grips with it without loads of hassle?

The good news: Windows 11 is faster, smarter, and designed to make life easier (and more secure).

Upgraded to Windows 11? Smart move.

Windows 11 is faster, cleaner, and built to help your business thrive. Oh, and security? That’s running quietly in the background, keeping you safe.

But where do you start with it all?

Here’s what’s changed.

The global CrowdStrike outage in July 2024 served as a stark reminder of the fragility of our digital infrastructure. In response, Microsoft is undertaking a fundamental reinvention of its operating system with the Windows Resiliency Initiative. It’s a strategic overhaul designed to make sure Windows can withstand crises of similar scale and impact in the future.

Using Windows might feel intuitive and routine, but over time, many users unknowingly develop bad habits that can negatively impact their experience. From skipping updates to ignoring backups, we’ll show you the top 10 things to stop doing and the smarter habits to adopt instead.

Is your Windows PC slowing your work down? The root cause might not be your computer, but your habits. By breaking free from a few inefficient practices, you can speed up your tasks and streamline your everyday PC use. Here’s a breakdown of 10 common habits that can drag down your Windows experience, and how you can refine them for better speed and efficiency.

Nothing tests your patience quite like the “Checking for updates…” screen on a Windows PC — unless it ends with a failed update message, just to add insult to injury. Windows Update issues are a common headache for many users, interrupting workflow and potentially leaving systems vulnerable.

Is your business still using Windows 10?

Uh oh.

In October, Microsoft is ending free support for it. That means, if you’re still using it, your business will be more vulnerable to cyber attacks.

What to do? Our latest video lays out your options…

You’ve decided to make the upgrade to Windows 11. Great decision!

But how do you get through the switch as smoothly and hassle-free as possible?

Here’s a checklist to make sure you don’t forget a thing…

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