The new buzzword around town is "metaverse." But what does that mean for your design or AEC practice? Is it just something that social media companies need to be concerned about?

Beginning in 2023, Microsoft will change its pricing structure, impacting all user and software licences.

Data breach volume and costs continue to rise. 2021 set a record for the most recorded data breaches on record. And in the first quarter of 2022, breaches were up 14% over the prior year. Here are some cyber liability insurance trends you need to know about.

Don’t go into 2023 without a plan for optimising your technology. Start on the right foot, improve productivity, and lower costs with a year-end technology review. We’ll tell you what to include!

Bring-your-own device programs are popular because they’re more affordable than buying mobile devices for staff. But employee-owned devices are often a security risk. We’ll tell you how to manage BYOD better to mitigate the chance of a network breach.

Endpoints make up much of a company's network and IT infrastructure. Each device allows a hacker to penetrate a company's defences, so an endpoint security strategy is critical to address endpoint risk and put focused tactics in place.

Digital footprints cover today's modern workplace. Employees begin making these the moment they're hired. They get a company email address and application logins. They may even update their LinkedIn page to connect to your company.

As of June 15, 2022, Microsoft dropped the web browser from support. So, now that IE has reached its End Of Life (EOL), what happens next?

Would you like to get more value from your Microsoft 365 subscription? These are some of the most helpful apps and features in Microsoft 365 that could save you and your team time and money.

Few things invoke instant panic, like a missing smartphone or laptop. These devices manage a good part of our lives through files, personal financials, apps, passwords, pictures, videos, and so much more. So, what can you do if your mobile device is lost to lower your risk?

Many small businesses make the mistake of skipping policies. They feel that things don't need to be so formal. So instead, they'll tell staff what they expect when it comes up and hope that's good enough.

One constant about technology is that it changes rapidly. Tools that were once staples, like Internet Explorer and Adobe Flash, age with new tools replace those that are obsolete. Discontinued technology can leave computers and networks vulnerable to attacks.

Purchasing a new computer is a significant investment. Many small businesses and home PC owners struggle with older systems because they want to get as many years out of them as possible.

Over 25% of all cyberattacks against businesses involve IoT devices. With so many remote workers, it’s important to use this home security tip to create a network barrier between IoT and more sensitive devices.

How frequently is sufficient to raise your team's level of cyber awareness? It turns out that four months between training sessions is the "sweet spot" and produces more reliable outcomes for your IT security.

It can be upsetting to see your laptop's battery capacity decline. However, you can do several things to lengthen the period of time you can go without plugging it in.

Our internet browser is one of the most important programmes we select. Since many programmes are now cloud-based and accessible only through browsers, we typically operate with them using our computers or mobile devices.

When you see somebody with two monitors, you might suppose they have some specialised task that necessitates so much screen real estate, or they just really like technology. Even if you're doing accounting or paperwork all day, having the extra display space that a second screen gives can be beneficial.

Are you still using your pet’s name followed by a “@” for your account password? Sorry, but it won’t keep you safe in 2022. So, for World Password Day, here’s a term you should know - Layerup!

THE DEATH STAR'S SECURITY MEASURES AND STORMTROOPER ACTION PROTOCOLS ARE SO BAD THAT A SINGLE HACKER WITH RUDIMENTARY COMPUTING EXPERTISE WOULD HAVE BEEN ENOUGH TO DESTROY DARTH VADER'S ARMY AND THE EMPEROR INSTEAD OF SENDING OUT A BUNCH OF JEDI KNIGHTS WITH LIGHTSABRES.