We are pleased to announce that Mac users can now benefit from the same level of security as those on Windows, with full Protect-IT support. Both Mac and Windows machines can be covered on the same Protect-IT subscription, allowing you to cover all your bases at once. There’s a common myth in the wider public […]
Now Offering SentinelOne Standalone
In the modern ecosystem, businesses need better endpoint protection than basic antivirus can provide. We now offer SentinelOne Endpoint Detection and Response as a standalone anti-malware solution for just £4 per month. Available for both Mac and PC. We’ve partnered with SentinelOne to provide cutting-edge protection against all kinds of viruses, ransomware, malware, and other […]
New Microsoft Teams Preview
How often do you use Microsoft Teams? Microsoft is rolling out a new version of Teams that promises above all else, greatly improved performance. Performance is a key concern for all software, especially when it comes to communication software such as Teams, as it is often used at the same time as other software. In […]
Now offering Cove Data Protection for Microsoft 365
What backup solution do you have in place? It’s common for users to treat cloud storage as a form of backup. While this enables you to recover data if a local machine fails, it’s not a foolproof method of keeping your important information safe. If something happens to the data on your cloud storage, either […]
Windows 11 Taskbar – May Soon Be Movable
Where do you like to position your taskbar? While at the bottom is the most favoured placement, it’s been movable ever since it first appeared back in Windows 95, but Microsoft rarely mentions this functionality, meaning that many people are unaware of it, and it is absent in Windows 11. While it might seem like […]
LastPass Security Update
LastPass have released a new update about security incidents involving attacks on their password management solution. The official release can be read here. In summary, the incidents have involved compromising machines used by developers. No passwords have been known to be accessed from these incidents, however it is still considered a good idea to review […]
Internet Explorer Officially Disabled
As of Tuesday 14th February, Microsoft has officially disabled the Internet Explorer browser. If you try to use it, the browser will immediately close, and Edge will open instead. For the past few years, Microsoft has been phasing out support for Internet Explorer, asking users to stop using it and instead switch to the newer […]
Delivery Scam Messages
Are you waiting for items you’ve ordered online? If you get text messages concerning your parcels, be wary of any that are saying you need to make additional payments in order to receive your item. Why? Because fake messages pretending to hold your parcel are a common scam. Many online retailers will text you to […]
Online Shopping Returns
Are you planning to avoid the crowds by doing your Christmas shopping online this year? While shopping online is incredibly convenient, it does have the issue that you can’t physically examine the item, and only have photos and text descriptions to go by. This can lead people to be wary of shopping online for fear […]
OneDrive Sync Issues, Too Many Files?
Has OneDrive been taking too long to synchronise files or using too much memory? The issue could be down to how many files it is syncing. It is recommended that the total number of files for OneDrive to sync doesn’t exceed 100,000, as doing so will make syncing files slow and memory intensive. While it […]