
Why Employees Shouldn’t Have Administrator Rights on Their Work Computers
Why everyday users should not have administrator rights Glitch loves an administrator account. Especially one being used to read email, browse the web and do

Why everyday users should not have administrator rights Glitch loves an administrator account. Especially one being used to read email, browse the web and do

You search Google for ChatGPT. Click a sponsored result. Land on a page with a familiar name and a genuine website address. Then you are

If you employ five, ten or twenty-five people, you probably don’t need the same cyber security stack as a bank. You also need more than hoping

For years, a lot of phishing advice has boiled down to “Don’t click the link.” But attackers are getting better at reducing the amount of work they

Have you tried turning it off and on again? Why regular reboots matter more than ever There is an old IT joke that refuses to

Imagine the email arrives late on a Friday afternoon. A supplier you rely on has identified a serious security risk and wants you to switch its

There is a dangerous assumption I still hear from businesses – it’s in Microsoft 365, so Microsoft has it backed up. Microsoft certainly builds a

A convincing email lands in accounts. It appears to come from a supplier you know. The invoice looks right. The language is good. The person named in the email

Mastercard is building cyber protection into business services. What does that tell SMEs? Cyber security is starting to become less of an optional extra and

What every school should be doing now to meet the DfE’s 2030 digital standards and why academy trustees must treat this as a governance issue