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Your guide to Office 365: Part 1
Are you considering investing in Microsoft Office 365? Whether you already use the Microsoft Office Suite and are now thinking of switching, or considering whether to opt for this Microsoft product as your first Office tool, this blog will help you understand Microsoft Office 365 better. Learn wha
Internal threats: A new angle to email security
You know how important your email system is to your business. Not only is email your core communication tool, but also bears a lot of weight from the legal perspective and must be accessible at all times. You have a good email security system and also ensure your emails are always backed up, archi
Windows 11 – Pros and Cons
It has been a few years since Windows 10 was released and we are finally getting an upgrade to Windows 11, but is it ready yet? There are a number of new features and significant updates, but there are also some drawbacks to upgrading it now. Below is a list of the pros and cons for Windows 11.
What to look for in an email security solution
An important aspect to email security is, of course, deploying a good email security solution. But, with so many available in the market, what should you be looking for when opting for an email security tool? Here are some key features you would want in your email security solution. Think CIA:
Email safety – Firewalls and antivirus are great, but what about your employees
The Verizon Data Breach Investigations report states that emails are the primary source of two-thirds of malware. Email is an easy target simply because there is more human touch involved in the case of emails. There’s always a stray chance that someone will end up clicking on a phishing link or
Multi-factor Authentication Demystified
You have probably come across the term multi-factor authentication recently. It is an IT buzzword today and is fast becoming one of the best practices of cybersecurity. So, what is multi-factor authentication, exactly? Continue reading to find out. Multi-factor authentication, as fancy as the ter
Dark web monitoring: What you need to know
The dark web is essentially a marketplace for cyber criminals. If your data has been compromised, the dark web is the place where it is traded. It could be sold by miscreants, to miscreants, who can later hack into your system or extort money from you to prevent a data leak and so on. What can be t
The dark web: An introduction
Have you come across the term, dark web, recently? As a business, you might have heard that you need to keep your data safe from the dark web. So, what is the dark web anyway? Read on to find out. What is the dark web? The cybercrime landscape is evolving fast. The “Nigerian” email scams are no