by Matt Yarranton | Oct 13, 2025 | Tech Updates
When was the last time you thought about how you log in to your accounts? Or how secure those logins really are? For years, we’ve relied on passwords. But let’s be honest, passwords are a pain. They’re easy to forget, often reused, and a prime target for cyber...
by Matt Yarranton | Oct 6, 2025 | Tech Updates
When you hire someone new, do you think about how secure your business really is? Most business owners focus on making sure their new starter has what they need. You know, a laptop, email account, access to the right systems… maybe a quick intro to the team. But those...
by Matt Yarranton | Sep 29, 2025 | Tech Updates
What would it take for your business to come to a standstill? It might not be a flood, a fire, or a power cut. It could be something as simple as sticking with an old operating system. In just over two weeks, Microsoft will officially stop providing free support for...
by Matt Yarranton | Sep 22, 2025 | Tech Updates
When you’re trying to protect your business, what could possibly go wrong by downloading antivirus software? More than you might think. If you’re not careful, that “antivirus” might be the threat. Cyber criminals are getting better and better at creating fake websites...
by Matt Yarranton | Sep 15, 2025 | Tech Updates
Ever opened Notepad and wished you could make text bold or add a heading? Probably not. But Microsoft is quietly upgrading Notepad in a way that might surprise you—especially if you use it for quick notes, meeting minutes, or team checklists. Notepad has always been...
by Matt Yarranton | Sep 8, 2025 | Tech Updates
Ever tried following a TV show where the villain has four different names? Pretty confusing, right? That’s exactly what’s happening in cybersecurity today. The same hacking group might be called completely different things depending on who’s reporting—Microsoft,...
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