Cyberattacks can start with just a click. An intruder could gain entry to all your online activity with just one login that requires only username and password information.

Small and mid-sized businesses (SMBs) often rely on credentials as the cornerstone of their security. According to MasterCard research, 46% of SMBs have experienced cyberattacks - nearly half of these breaches involved stolen passwords being obtained illegally - something you do not wish to be part of.

This guide is intended to show you how to protect against intruders by making their job harder. Our aim isn't to overwhelm you with tech jargon; rather, our focus is providing IT-minded small business owners with advanced yet...

Microsoft 365 provides businesses with an impressive set of tools for working together more easily, staying safe on multiple devices and systems and using various systems more smoothly. Microsoft 365 includes well-known applications like Word, Excel PowerPoint and Outlook as well as some newer ones, like Teams and OneDrive. Businesses can leverage its features and cloud services to streamline operations while increasing communication - in this article we offer 10 tips to maximize Microsoft 365 applications and make the most of its benefits.

What are the key features of Microsoft 365?

With its array of tools to assist with collaboration, data management and security - Microsoft 365 makes an imp...

When you delete files from your computer, it may seem as though they have been permanently erased, but that isn't quite accurate - they remain on your hard drive until new data fills up the space left by their deletion.

Explaining how computers work can be daunting for those unfamiliar with them, so here we will outline what happens to deleted files, how you can retrieve them, and why some files might still exist on your device.

What Happens if I Delete a File?

Unfortunately, you cannot simply delete files as easily as you think they might. They don't immediately vanish from your computer when placed in a Trash Bin or Recycle Bin; rather they are temporarily moved somewhere until their bin is...

Statista data shows that consumers typically upgrade their gadgets every two to three years.

Upgrade to the latest device model to increase efficiency and safety. This article will teach you to recognize signs that it may be time for replacement - seven signs to look out for that indicate it could be time.

Are You Wondering When It Is Time to Upgrade Your Device

Sometimes it can be difficult to know when the time has come for an upgrade of your device, particularly if what you already own seems fine. A sure sign that it's time is slow loading time or lack of storage. Here are seven signs it might be time:

1. Is Your Device Laggy and Slow?

Slow performance may be an indicator that it is time for a...

Statista data demonstrates that our electronics become outdated almost instantly, with consumers upgrading every two to three years.

Upgrade to the latest device model. An up-to-date device is more efficient and safer, and this article will show you how to spot signs your gadget needs to be replaced - including seven signs it might be time for an upgrade!

Your Device Knowing when it is time to upgrade can be difficult, particularly when your current one seems fine.

An indicator that your device has seen better days may include slower loading time or limited storage space; here are seven signs it is time for an upgrade:

1. Is Your Device Slow and Laggy?

A slow performance could be a telltale sign ...

Our devices are essential to our daily lives and must meet all our requirements, such as the ability to be fast and functional. Slow or broken devices can be inconvenient and hinder productivity; therefore, purchasing brand new phones or laptops might not always be best; here are 8 things to keep in mind when buying used gadgets.

What to Consider Before Purchasing Used Tech

Used technology can save money. According to recent estimates, 7 out of every 10 consumers will purchase or resell used electronics by 2023; this market could reach $2.7 billion in 2025.

Before buying any used electronic device, take caution.

1. Is the Device Still Supported?

Before purchasing any device, be sure to research i...

Storage capacity on your device dictates the number of apps, photos and files that can be stored. Running out of space could limit performance and productivity on your device - finding an adequate amount can sometimes be tricky!

Underestimating or overbuying storage can be easy, so this guide is here to help you figure out exactly how much storage is necessary.

What is Device Storage?

Your phone, tablet, or computer offers device storage to store all of your apps, videos, photos and documents - everything from apps and videos to photos and documents. Once this space runs out you cannot save more documents/videos; then either additional storage must be purchased or another device must be acquire...

The Cyber Trust Mark was developed by the US government to certify electronic devices as secure. Internet of Things devices have become more prevalent over time - including smart thermostats, baby monitors and other gadgets that make life simpler but may expose us to cyber risks.

There were over 112 million IoT cyber attacks worldwide in 2022. We will explore this feature more closely and how you can take advantage of it the next time you shop.

What Is The Cyber Trust Mark?

Smart devices have become ubiquitous across our homes and offices, yet some remain vulnerable. This presents hackers with opportunities to steal information or spy on users; in 2023 TVs and smart plugs were particularly susc...

Let me ask you something: Do you lock your front door when you leave the house?

Of course you do.

But what if you get home and find that someone left a window open? You may as well have left the door unlocked, right?

Now think about your business.

You’ve probably invested in good cyber security to protect it, using strong passwords, firewalls, and the latest software updates. But if your employees accidentally leave the “windows” open, all that security goes to waste.

It’s not about blame – it’s about awareness. The truth is that your employees might be your biggest security risk, without them even realizing it.

More people are working remotely, and research sho...