Work from home: The new normal
Thanks to Covid, I think we can all agree working from home is here to stay. But is your business REALLY prepared? These are key areas to get it right.
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Why you still need antivirus
Its 2020, it’s easy to think you no longer need antivirus to protect your devices. Actually, it’s the opposite. Any device connected to the internet needs protection. Here’s why.
Teams really does make WFH easier for everybody
Having your team working remotely doesn’t have to be a stress for you. In fact, Microsoft Teams has the collaborative and communication tools to make working from home easy for …
Take our 60-minute security challenge
Its important to have local data security experts like us. One thing we pride ourselves on is quickly finding ways that hackers could damage your business. With just 60 minutes, …
Are you set up for working anywhere, on any device, at any time?
2020 has been the year of the curve ball. After the immediate need to have staff work from home in March, companies now have staff in the office but many …
The importance of keeping your device updated
Here are the main reasons. Most people get annoyed with those pesky alerts on your device that its time to update. And they are so easy to ignore… For days… …
Outdated technology is costing your business
It’s a real false economy. What is? Still using old technology for your team. While you are attempting to save $$$, you are losing productivity and your staff’s time every …
3 ways to protect data on your cell
These days we rely on our cell phones for EVERYTHING. Especially to work efficiently and run a thriving business. This is a must watch video if you ever pick up …
Never have to remember a password again
These days to have a strong password it needs to be a phrase that isn’t easy to remember. And you definitely cant consider using the same password on more than …
Unable to Access Network Shares After Installing KB4480970 & KB4480960
On Tuesday, January 8, 2019, Microsoft released monthly patches for January. These included security updates and monthly rollups. Reports quickly surfaced that KB4480970 and KB4480960 were causing issues with SMBv2 …