80% of malware is powered by AI
Cybercrime is evolving fast… and AI is changing the game for both hackers and how we defend against them. Is your business ready for this?
Half of your staff have too much access to data
Do you know who in your business can access your critical data right now?
The risks that come along with that can be bigger than you think. Our latest tech update explains why this matters and what smart businesses are doing about it…
Passkeys will be better integrated in Windows
Big changes are coming to Windows 11 to make logging in safer and easier. Which is why now’s the time to get ready for a password-free future…
New staff member… new security risk?
New employees are a prime target for cybercriminals. They don’t know the ropes yet, and the chances of them becoming a victim are high. Here’s what smart businesses are doing about this problem…
Microsoft plans a naming system for hackers
Hacking groups are given different names by different security companies. And that means you don’t know who’s really behind an attack so can’t react as quickly as you’d like. That’s about to change, thanks to Microsoft…
Beware: Is that Microsoft… or a phishing attempt?
Another email from Microsoft. But this time it’s asking you to take urgent action to protect your account. Before you click any links or provide any personal information, ask yourself: Is it really Microsoft? Or could it be a phishing attempt? Here’s how to tell…
The BEST protection against ransomware
Ransomware attacks – where hackers steal your data and demand a ransom to give it back – are skyrocketing. You need to have the very best protection in place to keep your data secure. And here’s what that protection is…
Your business’s passwords are still too weak
“iloveyou”, “12345”, “qwerty1”. If I’ve just guessed all your passwords, you need to change them, immediately. Why? Because your passwords are STILL too weak. It’s a big problem…
Overconfident employees: Your hidden cyber security threat?
Your team are smart, right? They’d never fall for a scam email or click a suspicious link. At least, that’s what they think. Here’s why overconfidence could spell disaster for your business’s security.
Did you notice Incognito mode’s improved privacy?
If your team use Google Chrome’s Incognito mode, you probably assume your browsing is private. But until Microsoft spotted this big flaw, your info could be shared across devices… here’s how they’ve fixed it.