Your business network is like the heartbeat of your operations. It’s the digital artery that pumps data through your organization, enabling everything from emails to mission-critical apps and cloud services. Without it, your business might feel like it’s on life support.

Just when you think you’ve got cybersecurity sorted for your business, a new scam comes along. This time, cybercriminals don’t even need to trick you out of your password to access your accounts… they can fool you with something called a “device code”.

Searching for files in Windows isn’t always a smooth experience. Sometimes it’s slow and often it’ll show you web results rather than the file you need. But Microsoft is making things much simpler… for some people. Here’s how you can benefit from this.

Need to change a file from one format to another? Easy, just Google a file converter, right? Stop! That may not be as safe as it seems. Find out why here…

Sick of saying “next slide please” in your Teams meetings? Microsoft has a small but powerful new feature that will put an end to that. Find out more here…

The dark web is like the internet’s shadowy underworld—a place you won’t stumble across while Googling your favorite cat memes. To even get there, you need special software that sounds like it’s straight out of a spy movie. Spoiler alert: it’s not as cool as it sounds.

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.

Spreadsheets slow us down and are too easy to mess up. So, what if I told you there’s a better way to handle data in your business?

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.

Is Edge your business’s browser of choice? Microsoft’s thinking of automatically opening Copilot when you use it. It could boost productivity, but there are privacy concerns to be aware of…