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Are frontline employees still the best cybersecurity defence?

Posted on 9th June 2026 at 09:52
Snail Keyboard
Cybersecurity strategies have long relied on the simple assumption, when technology fails, people will catch what systems overlook. Your reception staff, marketing agents, and sales teams have long been positioned as a human firewall. They are taught to spot suspicious emails and social engineering attempts before they escalate. 
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Fixing Slow Technology Without Replacing Everything

Posted on 26th May 2026 at 12:16
Slow Tech Concept
 
Isn’t it just desk-thumpingly frustrating when your technology starts slowing down? It’s annoying and often misunderstood. 
 
When systems start lagging, the immediate assumption is that things need replacing. New laptops. New software. Both, maybe? In reality, replacing it all is rarely necessary. 
 
 
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What Happens to Stolen Data After a Cyber Attack?

Posted on 12th May 2026 at 12:01
Stealing Data Concept
You can only imagine how the stomach somersaults when you find out you’ve have been subject to a cyber-attack. And some businesses think the worst part of the attack is the moment the system goes down, files disappear, or a ransom demand appears on your screen. In reality, that’s just the beginning. 
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Office 365: What It Actually Does for Your Business

Posted on 28th April 2026 at 11:10
Working from home
Most business are already tied into using Office 365 in some form or another. Email runs through it, documents dwell there, Teams messages beep and bong all day long as they fly back and forth. For many, though, it’s “just that thing we use for Outlook and Excel.” 
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What matters when choosing a business mobile?

Posted on 14th April 2026 at 10:05
Woman With Orange Phone
 
Choosing business mobile phones is not a simple decision you can base solely on brand or price. More businesses use phones as a primary work device, a key part of communication, and a security endpoint. Get it right and your team works well. Get it wrong and you’re housing inefficiency, frustration, and risk. 
 
 
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The Problem with Trusting Your Own Network

Posted on 31st March 2026 at 10:29
Disaster Recovery Plan
 
 
 
For many years, business cybersecurity followed a simple philosophy. Man the turrets, hold the perimeter, keep threats outside the network, all those within the walls can be trusted. 
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Disaster Recovery Turns Crisis into Control

Posted on 17th March 2026 at 11:43
Disaster Recovery Plan
 
 
 
Emails, files, customer records, financial information; every business depends upon its systems. Right now, everything is running smoothly and it’s easy to assume it always will. That’s a large assumption. 
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Business Broadband: Why “Good Enough” Rarely Is

Posted on 10th March 2026 at 10:35
5g Emblem
 
Broadband is often bought as a utility not a critical business service. The decision-making process is rushed, cost-driven, and is presented as an option that will “probably be fine”. That, it turns out, can be an expensive assumption. 
 
 
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Why Some Businesses Are Moving Back to On-Site Servers

Posted on 3rd March 2026 at 10:38
Servers World
 
 
Over the past decade, cloud computing has become the default choice for business IT. A lot of businesses moved their systems online to reduce hardware and energy costs. It also gave them flexibility to create hybrid and remote contracts. For many, that decision has worked splendidly. For others, it created unexpected challenges. 
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Buying Business Computers: What Specs Actually Matter

Posted on 17th February 2026 at 12:00
Business performance concept
 
 
 
Buying new computers for a business shouldn’t feel as complicated as it does. Specs lists are long, prices vary wildly, and it is easy to overspend on features that are advertised as necessary yet add very little benefit. 
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