Bring Your Own Device: Dos and don'ts for your business • Blisstech Solutions

Do you let employees use their own phones, laptops, or tablets for work?

That includes things like sending a quick email or updating a client account.

If you do, it’s important to remember that personal devices often lack the security measures of work-issued devices. To remain safe and secure, you MUST have the right plans in place.

Our latest guide explains the dos and don’ts of Bring Your Own Device, or BYOD, and how to create a strong policy and technical controls to protect your data.

Download your free guide today, and if you need professional help and advice, please get in touch.

← Are your employees your security’s weakest link? Tech Tip: Avoid this OneDrive AutoSave Pitfall →

Tech Tip: How to use browser profiles

This Tech Tip is on how to use web browser profiles. If you are a freelancer, virtual assistant, or just wear many hats in your job role, you probably have multiple different logins for the same application. As so many applications are web-based, we have to login to...

Tech Tip: Understanding Microsoft work and personal accounts

Welcome to another Blisstech Solutions Tuesday Tech Tip! Have you set up both a personal and work Microsoft account and are now running into problems when you are trying to work as you can't work out which account you are logged in with? You are not alone and we see...

Criminals are exploiting AI to create more convincing scams

One of the many cool things about the new wave of Artificial Intelligence tools is their ability to sound convincingly human. AI chatbots can be prompted to generate text that you’d never know was written by a robot. And they can keep producing it – quickly, and with minimal human intervention. So it’s no surprise that cyber criminals have been…

Did you notice Incognito mode’s improved privacy?

If your team use Google Chrome’s Incognito mode, you probably assume your browsing is private. But until Microsoft spotted this big flaw, your info could be shared across devices… here’s how they’ve fixed it.

Your business’s passwords are still too weak

“iloveyou”, “12345”, “qwerty1”. If I’ve just guessed all your passwords, you need to change them, immediately. Why? Because your passwords are STILL too weak. It’s a big problem…

New: You decide what Copilot remembers

Microsoft’s latest update is changing the way AI assistants work with your business. And it’s putting you firmly in the driver’s seat. Here’s what that means for you…

Managed IT Services consultant connects a network cable into switch

What are the benefits of outsourcing IT support?

Have you ever started a DIY task only to wish you had just called in an expert? Your IT support should be no different. Many business owners think that they can handle their IT systems themselves. However, unless they have the experience and finger on the pulse of...

Microsoft takes the pain out of updates with checkpoint cumulative updates

Updates are a pain, right? Time consuming and disruptive. Not anymore… Here we tell you how Microsoft’s latest Windows 11 update is making things quicker and easier.

New phishing scam is smarter than ever… here’s how to protect your business

New Microsoft 365 phishing scam is smarter than ever… here’s how to protect your business

Microsoft is warning business owners that trusted cloud storage services are being hijacked to trick you into handing over your data. Here we tell you what you need to know.

Two simple steps to protect your business data

Data is the lifeblood of most modern businesses. From important proposals and presentations to a simple one-line email that is proof of something happening that you might need months later. However, many small businesses are not taking the necessary steps and...

Bring Your Own Device: Dos and don’ts for your business