Cybersecurity
Phishing warning signs that still give attackers away
Phishing remains one of the most common ways attackers get a first foothold, because it targets people rather than software. The good news is…
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Cybersecurity
Passkeys vs passwords: what businesses should know
Passwords are hard to remember, easy to reuse and simple to steal. Passkeys are a newer sign-in method designed to fix those weaknesses, and…
Cybersecurity
Zero trust explained in plain language
The old security model trusted anyone inside the office network. Today staff work from homes, cafes and cloud services, so that boundary has largely…
Cybersecurity
A ransomware readiness checklist for small businesses
Ransomware locks files and demands payment, and small businesses are frequent targets because they often lack dedicated security staff. Preparation is far cheaper than…
IT Developments
Edge computing: processing data closer to where it is created
Sending all data to a distant data center is not always fast or affordable. Edge computing moves processing closer to where data is created,…
IT Developments
Cloud cost control: five habits that cut waste
Cloud bills have a habit of growing quietly. The platform makes it easy to start resources and just as easy to forget them. A…
IT Developments
Using AI assistants safely at work
AI assistants can draft emails, summarize documents and speed up research, and many employees already use them. Without guidance, though, they can also expose…
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Fake invoice scams: verify before you pay
Fake invoice fraud is simple and effective. A criminal sends a convincing bill, or a message that appears to come from a real supplier,…
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Tech support scams and fake virus pop-ups
A page suddenly fills your screen with alarms, a loud warning and a phone number to call. It looks serious, but it is almost…
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QR code scams: scan with care
QR codes make life convenient, from menus to parking. Because you cannot read where a code leads before you scan it, criminals use them…