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A password manager is software that generates safe passwords, remembers them, and autofills logins for you.
We believe they’re a very useful business tool if you pick the right one. So we’ve created this new guide with the full lowdown on password managers for business.
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Cloud Migration strategy checklist
Are you, or have you ever considered migrating to the cloud?
Did you break out in a cold sweat? Check out our latest guide to help you make sure you can safely migrate to the cloud and not forget anything.
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IT is a must in all businesses, but how do you make sure you get a return on your investment?
The biggest security threat is on your payroll
Revealed: The real cost of insider attacks – and your strategy to prevent them
The chance of an attack on your business data from a source inside your business is high.
Most are accidental. An employee clicks on a bad link by mistake.
But there are some attacks caused by malicious attackers, deliberately looking to do damage, or make money.
Both of these kinds of attacks can be prevented and minimised by focusing on five key areas in your IT strategy.
The top 5 questions you could ask us, that we’d love to say ‘YES’ to
Covid-19 has made businesses round here question the quality of the IT support they were receiving.
We’ve been very busy recently talking to businesses, and onboarding new clients as their IT partner.
There are five questions in particular that you could ask us, and we’d be delighted to answer with a very positive YES!
4 signs you’re under attack from ransomware
A ransomware attack is one of the most terrifying things that can happen to your business.
This is the computer attack where a hacker locks you out of your systems and data. And you must pay a ransom, typically in Bitcoin, to get access again.
What most people don’t realise is that hackers access your system weeks before they launch the attack. It takes time for them to set it up, and prevent IT security experts from helping.
So there are signs to look out for – ways to spot if your system has already been breached, and an attack is imminent.
How to keep your business’s data safe while your team are using their own devices
When staff use their own devices for work, (BYOD – meaning Bring Your Own Device.) there are things to consider. In our latest guide we explore how you can keep your data safe.
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