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Business Continuity

Data Breach Damage Control: Avoid These Pitfalls

Data breaches are an unfortunate reality for businesses of all sizes. When a breach occurs, the immediate response is critical. How a company manages the aftermath can significantly impact its reputation. As well as financial stability and legal standing. The average cost of a data breach has reached 4.88 million USD. Effective damage control requires a well-planned approach. But there

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Raspberry Pi 5 Family Info Sign

Does your toddler* ask ‘what are we doing?’ all day? Is your partner constantly at meetings, soccer, baseball, pub or work and you want to know where they are without being a stalker? Are your kids vague about events, then engage panic stations when you forget?**Maybe your family could use a sign that has all this info and more!*Yes, you’ll need to

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Network Upgrades

Recently a client moved, giving us the opportunity to plan and implement a new network for them.You can see the results below, and to say we are happy with the results would be a massive understatement. In any endeavour, your ideal client is someone who takes your advice, challenges you to do better (and pays on time!). In this case

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Microsoft

Copilot in Teams – New Features, Agents & More

Microsoft Teams continues to evolve. It is a powerful hub for collaboration and communication in the modern workplace. With the integration of AI-driven Copilot, Teams is pushing the boundaries. It’s innovating how we interact with technology to streamline workflows. As well as improve productivity and unlock new business value. Recent updates to Copilot in Teams include: We’ll explore the latest

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Microsoft

Introducing the New Microsoft Planner (Everything You Need to Know)

Calendars, task lists, and project planning are important business tools. Many people use Microsoft’s apps to power these processes. Including Planner, Microsoft To Do, and Project for the web. These tools help keep processes on track and enable task accountability. But they’re separate apps. Switching between apps can be cumbersome. It adds more complexity to a workflow. On average, employees

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IT Management

How to Properly Deploy IoT on a Business Network

The Internet of Things (IoT) is no longer a futuristic concept. It’s rapidly transforming industries and reshaping how businesses operate. IoT is a blanket term to describe smart devices that are internet enabled. One example is smart sensors monitoring production lines. Connected thermostats optimizing energy consumption is another. Experts project the number of connected devices worldwide to continue growing. It’s

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Cybersecurity

Here Are 5 Data Security Trends to Prepare for in 2024

With cyber threats evolving at an alarming pace, staying ahead of the curve is crucial. It’s a must for safeguarding sensitive information. Data security threats are becoming more sophisticated and prevalent. The landscape must change to keep up. In 2024, we can expect exciting developments alongside persistent challenges. Over 70% of business professionals say their data privacy efforts are worth

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Cybersecurity

Beware of Deepfakes! Learn How to Spot the Different Types

Have you ever seen a video of your favorite celebrity saying something outrageous? Then later, you find out it was completely fabricated? Or perhaps you’ve received an urgent email seemingly from your boss. But something felt off. Welcome to the world of deepfakes. This is a rapidly evolving technology that uses artificial intelligence (AI). It does this to create synthetic

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Cybersecurity

10 Most Common Smart Home Issues (and How to Fix Them)

Back when you were a kid, living in a “smart home” probably sounded futuristic. Something out of Back to the Future II or The Jetsons. Well, we don’t yet have flying cars, but we do have video telephones as well as smart refrigerators and voice-activated lights. But even the most advanced technology can have analog problems. Hackers can get past

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