The End of Skype (And What You Can Use Instead)
For decades, Skype has been the go-to online communication platform for businesses and individual users. Known for its steady and clear text, voice and video calling services, Skype has been used by millions of users worldwide. However, the Skype era has come to an end, and this iconic platform is set to be discontinued on […]
A New High-Risk Snake Keylogger is Attacking Windows Users
Cybersecurity researchers at Fortinet are sounding the alarm over a sudden rise in Snake keylogger malware attacks, which is currently posing a massive risk to businesses and individuals using Microsoft Windows. According to Fortinet, a leading cybersecurity in the United States, the latest version of the Snake keylogger (also known as 404 Keylogger) has been […]
Identity-Based Cybercrime? Yes, It’s Happening
Cybercrime is undergoing a seismic shift, and businesses relying on Microsoft products must take notice. The latest CrowdStrike 2024 Global Threat Report has revealed a rather concerning trend as cybercriminals are increasingly abandoning their traditional malware-based attacks in favour of rather more nefarious identity exploitation methods. According to the report, three out of every four […]
Microsoft 365 Drops VPN Feature for Some Users
Business Owners are Being Urged to Consider Private VPN Alternatives Microsoft is making significant changes to its Microsoft 365 subscription, with one of its biggest privacy features set to be removed by the end of this month. The built-in Virtual Private Network (VPN), which was previously available through the Microsoft Defender app, will no longer […]
Microsoft’s Quiet Login Update Could Impact Your Business Security
Microsoft is Ending Automatic Sign-Outs Microsoft is quietly implementing a major change to how users sign into their accounts, and for business owners relying on Microsoft’s suite of products; this is news worth paying attention to. Some in the tech news world were surprised that the announcement was discreetly tucked away in the Microsoft Account […]
Microsoft’s Patch Fixes Over 150 Security Vulnerabilities
Business owners relying on Microsoft products will be happy to hear that January’s Patch Tuesday update has been the most extensive in recent years! With the patch, Microsoft has fixed some 159 security vulnerabilities, including those that cropped up in Windows, Office, and Edge (Microsoft’s internet browser). What is significant about this patch is that […]
File Explorer Issues Come to Light after Windows 11 24H2 Update
2025 is poised to be a big year for tech, and the year started with an update from Microsoft. However, seemingly as a continuation of last year’s events, this update has come with a couple of issues that the company is aware of and is working on to resolve. Although the issues that have sprung […]
Business PC Hardware Upgrades for 2025
New Year, New Hardware? For companies in the UK, staying ahead with the latest hardware upgrades isn’t just a luxury; it’s a necessity. As workloads grow more demanding and applications become increasingly resource-intensive, upgrading your office hardware is about the easiest way that you can boost your productivity and efficiency. This year, 2025, is bringing […]
How to Bounce Back From Business Continuity Failure
Business continuity planning is vital for any organisation, as it is the one tool that you can use to ensure that your business operations can continue during and after a disruptive event. However, even the most comprehensive business continuity plans (also known as BCPs) can fail under certain circumstances, leaving businesses vulnerable. For companies in […]
Hybrid Multi-Cloud Storage – Is It Right for Your Business?
Cloud storage allows companies of all kinds to move away from costly and complex on-premise storage infrastructure. By using the Cloud, companies can scale their digital storage capacity as needed, thus reducing capital expenditure and enabling greater flexibility. As businesses increasingly adopt Cloud solutions, the market has moved from Single-Cloud environments to the now rather […]
