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Artificial intelligence is much more than just a buzzword anymore. It’s baked into everything from your office productivity programs to the customer service chatbots that you interact with daily. For small and midsize businesses (and their employees), AI can be a powerful tool.
At first, hanging on to old technology for as long as possible seems like a great way to stretch your IT budget. However, the cost of doing so is much higher than simply replacing the tech. Continuing to use old hardware and outdated software can cost your business in productivity, budget and security.
There are many common myths when it comes to cybersecurity, and, unlike harmless stories, these myths can leave you with gaping holes in your company’s cybersecurity defenses. Here are five
common myths and the truth behind them.
Myth #1: It Won't Happen To Us.
There’s a common belief among small and medium-sized businesses that they are too small to be a target for attackers.
When it comes to protecting your business from cyberthreats, the basics still matter. A lot. In fact, according to IBM’s 2023 Cost Of A Data Breach Report, 82% of breaches involved data stored in the cloud, and most of them could’ve been prevented with simple, foundational safeguards.
Warning: Microsoft will NO LONGER support Windows 10 after October 14, 2025. While PCs operating on Windows 10 will still work after this official end date, Microsoft will no longer provide the free services that keep your device working properly and securely, such as security updates and technical support.
Cybercriminals are now using innocuous office devices such as printers and scanners to launch phishing attacks without needing to hack into your email account. Learn how to spot and stop this new trick to keep your workplace safe from phishing scams. How do hackers use office devices to send fake phishing emails? Microsoft 365’s Direct […]
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When you type in your password, upload your financial details, or share a private message online, you’re not just using technology. In many ways, you’re extending trust.
By relying on digital systems, users unknowingly create a silent, invisible agreement known as digital trust.
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Imagine being a confidential informant in a federal criminal case — and suddenly realizing your name might now be in the hands of the very people you helped put away. That’s the nightmare scenario federal officials are dealing with after a sweeping cyberattack on the U.S. federal judiciary’s electronic case filing system.
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Imagine losing hundreds (or even thousands!) of dollars without your bank account ever being touched. That’s exactly what’s at risk when a bad actor steals your cryptocurrency wallet login.
Criminals know exactly why they fetch such a high price: Once they get into your wallet, they can move your money instantly, anonymously, and irreversibly.
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Microsoft Teams has become a staple in modern workplaces, helping employees communicate and collaborate more efficiently. Do you use it to communicate with your coworkers? Send files more quickly to other departments? Schedule meetings that will remind you before they happen?
All over the world, over 320M people use Teams.