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When it comes to business technology, there is no one-size-fits-all answer. Managed service providers (MSPs) know this firsthand. That’s why you’ll find they make it easy to partner with them for different levels of outsourced IT. This article outlines the three tiers of MSP outsourcing typically available.

We often tend to be creatures of habit, particularly when it comes to technology.  Passwords are a prime example.  Many of us use the same logins for multiple websites and applications because we don’t have a photographic memory.  A large percentage of users aren’t aware that this is one of the most significant security dangers they can face online.  It has a simple fix too.

Generally, we like to make the argument that nothing about your small business is too small. We do say it a lot in relation to cybersecurity — no size of business is immune. Yet, there is the chance your IT budget is too small. Consider these indicators that you might need to invest more in your IT.

The risk of cyberattack is still growing globally, and no business is too small to hack or breach. It’s important to plan for business continuity and disaster recovery, and to do so in advance so you’re prepared for the worst. But first, you’ll need to understand the difference between the two.

Every day hackers are trying to figure out new ways to break into Microsoft Windows and once they do find a weakness, they try and find a way to spread it. Updates for your computer are critical in reducing security vulnerabilities in Windows.

Managed IT is our solution which gives you that team of specialist technicians and network experts, without the ‘quick, look busy’ element – and at a fraction of the cost.

A single click can be the difference between maintaining data security and suffering massive financial losses. From the moment just one employee takes the bait in a phishing email, your business is vulnerable to data breaches and extensive downtime.

“Downtime costs money.” Managed Services can reduce downtime and we are here to tell you how! That’s no secret, but it doesn’t quite capture the whole experience…you arrive to work in the morning, grab your coffee knowing you’ve got a hectic day ahead, and are ready to dive in. For some reason your computer can’t access the server and neither can anyone else’s. You restart the server while fielding calls left, right and centre, but are unable to answer any client queries. Your hands are completely tied…and now the server is beeping furiously…what’s going on??! You’re not just in crisis

Have you ever had one of those times where you have accidently sent an email to the wrong contact or forgot to add an attachment and wish you could undo the email? Well, you are in luck because if you use Outlook then you have access to do this. Recalling an Email Within Outlook, click on your Sent Items folder and look for the email that you need to recall. It will be at the top if the list of you have your items sorted by most recently sent. Double click on the email to open it in a new

Regardless of how good your organization’s password policies are, relying on passwords as your sole security measure just isn’t enough to resist some of today’s more advanced threats. This is why we—along with most other industry and security experts—recommend that two-factor authentication (2FA) be rolled out organisation wide. Let’s look at some of the options available for 2FA, and the added security it can introduce. First of all, we should clarify something: any form of two-factor authentication is better than using just a password. There are three main ways for a password to be compromised, after all. It could be