What to do when disaster strikes: Recovering from malicious attacks
From 14th October 2025, Microsoft will end free support — no more updates, bug fixes, or critical security patches. That leaves your business exposed to serious risks.
In this video, we break down:
- What the Windows 10 end-of-life really means - The risks of doing nothing - Your best options to stay secure and compliant
Whether you upgrade to Windows 11 or explore other solutions, now’s the time to plan ahead.
What to do when disaster strikes: Recovering from malicious attacks
Your business has firewalls, the latest security software, multi-factor authentication — and your passwords are locked down tight. That's a great start. But here’s the reality: no system is 100% bulletproof.
If your security was truly unbreakable, your team would struggle to get any work done. That’s why smart businesses don’t just focus on preventing attacks — they plan how to recover from them too.
In our latest guide, we walk you through how to build a strong, practical recovery plan — so even if the worst happens, it’s just a bump in the road, not a disaster.
What to do when disaster strikes: Recovering from malicious attacks
A strong cyber security strategy isn’t just about keeping attackers out — it’s also about knowing exactly what to do if they break through. Perfect security doesn’t exist if you want your systems to stay usable — and even the best defences can be breached.
So, if disaster struck your business today, would you know how to respond? In this video, we cover the key steps you need to take to recover quickly, minimise damage, and keep your business moving.
You already rely on Microsoft 365 to keep your business running smoothly. But what if those same tools could think for you?
Imagine apps that can instantly summarise documents and meetings, analyse data for smarter decisions, and automate repetitive tasks—all without lifting a finger.
With Microsoft Copilot, that’s not just possible—it’s here.
Our latest guide breaks down what Copilot Wave 2 can do, how it fits into your existing workflow, and how to get started fast. Download your free guide now and start working smarter, not harder.
Bring Your Own Device: Dos and don’ts for your business
Do your employees use personal phones, laptops, or tablets for work—whether it's sending emails or managing client accounts?
While convenient, personal devices often lack the security protections of company-issued tech. Without the right safeguards, your business data could be at risk.
Our latest guide covers everything you need to know about Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) policies—what to allow, what to avoid, and how to keep your data secure.
Bring Your Own Device: Dos and don’ts for your business
Wondering if letting your team use personal phones, laptops, and tablets for work is a smart move? It might boost productivity and morale—if handled correctly.
The key is establishing solid guidelines and safeguards to protect both your data and business interests.
Check out our latest video for a complete guide on implementing a successful Bring Your Own Device policy, including the essential dos and don'ts.
This is why your business needs Microsoft 365 Business Premium
Think Microsoft 365 Business Standard has everything your growing business needs?
Not quite. As your business expands, so do the risks—like cyber threats and data loss.
Keeping your business secure should be a top priority. Our latest video explores why upgrading to Microsoft 365 Business Premium could be a smart move for your business.
This is the year Windows 10 dies: How to prepare your business
2025 marks the end of an era for Windows 10. This October, Microsoft will discontinue free support for Windows 10.
If your business is still using it, this change could leave you more vulnerable to cyber attacks and other risks.
The good news? There’s still time to prepare—but the time to act is now.
Our latest guide - which you can access instantly on the button below - breaks down what the end of Windows 10 means for your business and outlines the steps you need to take to stay secure and efficient.
October marks the end of free support for Windows 10. If your business still relies on it, this change could leave you vulnerable. How can you protect your data and ensure smooth operations moving forward? In this video, we break down what this transition means for your business and the key steps you need to take today to prepare. Don't wait—get ahead of the change now!
How to Choose the Right New Hardware for Your Business?
"Slow" should never describe your business.
When outdated hardware holds you back, it leads to complaints about sluggish PCs, unreliable internet, and poor network performance. Beyond the frustration, it drains your time, money, and productivity.
Upgrading is the answer—but with countless options out there, how do you choose the right hardware? Our latest guide outlines what to prioritize and the key factors to consider before you invest.
Access your Free Guide on the button below and take the first step toward a faster, more efficient business.
Is your PC slower to start than your morning coffee?
Does your internet take more breaks than you do?
It might be time for a hardware upgrade.
With so many options available, figuring out what’s best for your business can feel overwhelming. Where should you begin? How do you make the right choice?
Our latest video breaks it all down, covering everything you need to consider—from your team’s needs to your future goals—before making an investment.
Cloud Telephony vs. VoIP – which is best for your business?
If your employees—or worse, your customers—are frustrated with your current phone system, it may be time for a change.
To help you find the best solution, we’ve created a free guide that compares Cloud Telephony and VoIP systems. This guide breaks down the key differences, so you can choose the option that best fits your business’s unique needs.
Get your free copy now on the button below and discover which phone system is right for you!
Cloud Telephony vs. VoIP – which is best for your business?
If you’ve noticed your team’s frustrations with the phone system—dropped calls, long wait times, or trouble connecting to the right person—it’s likely time for an upgrade.
There’s a better solution.
In our latest video, we break down Cloud Telephony and VoIP phone systems, highlighting the benefits of each to help you determine the best choice for your business.
Did you know your email signature could be a security weak point?
You probably don’t think much about your email signature.
It’s just there to share your contact details and maybe enhance your branding, right?
But have you considered how much information you're actually giving away? It could be enough for a cybercriminal to impersonate you.
They can use this to defraud other businesses. It works the other way too—you could be fooled by a fake email that looks like it’s from someone you trust.
Our latest guide explains why it’s important to rethink your email signature and how much information you should be sharing.
You probably see your email signature as a digital business card—it shares your contact details and can even enhance your business branding. But have you considered how that information could be misused?
Cyber criminals can exploit your email signature to impersonate you and scam others for sensitive data or money. Likewise, you could fall victim to a convincing email signature that’s fake.
Our latest video shows you how to protect your business and others by ensuring your email signature doesn’t become a security risk.
