Just when you think your cyber security is solid, something new comes along to disrupt your defences. The latest threat catching businesses off guard is a particularly sly scam called device code phishing. Unlike traditional …
Have you ever searched for a file, only to realise you can’t remember what you called it? You know it exists, you remember writing it, perhaps even roughly when - but the Windows search draws …
Have you ever needed to quickly convert a Word document to a PDF and ended up searching online for a free tool? It seems harmless at first - download the converter, run the file through, …
Have you ever been in a Teams meeting where someone keeps saying, “next slide, please”, and it makes your jaw tighten each time? You’re not the only one. If your business holds lots of virtual …
You trust your team. They’re intelligent, capable, and aware of the risks tied to suspicious links and unexpected attachments. They understand that phishing emails are deliberately crafted to look convincing, with the goal of tricking …
For decades, spreadsheets have been the backbone of business operations. They’re familiar, easy to use, and let’s be honest - there’s a small thrill when that tricky formula finally works, right? But here’s the reality: …
Weak passwords are one of the most significant security risks facing businesses today. As cyber criminals continue to grow more sophisticated, the consequences of even a single weak password being compromised can be severe. If …
If you’ve used Incognito mode in Chrome, you likely know it’s designed to let you browse the web without saving your history, cookies, or other temporary data. This mode is meant to keep your activity …
Microsoft is continuing to double down on AI, and one of its latest moves is testing a feature that makes Copilot open automatically when you launch Microsoft Edge. Currently, users must click the Copilot icon …
When a household name like Marks & Spencer makes the headlines because of a cyberattack, most small business owners do what Jim Walker from Newcastle probably did: read the story over lunch, shake their head, …
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