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
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
IT support can include cyber security, but the scope depends on your agreement. Paying for support does not, by itself, confirm that someone monitors security
A contact recently recommended Greg van der Gaast’s book I Call Bullshit. It challenges quite a few accepted ideas within cyber security and one of
When it comes to scams, knowing when to slow down and when to act quickly can make all the difference. There is an odd contradiction
“Restart later” has probably had more clicks than anything I have ever posted on LinkedIn. It is easy to understand why. You are finishing a