Your Microsoft 365 data is in the cloud. That doesn’t mean it is backed up.
September 29, 2026
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
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
What to do in the first hour of a cyber attack If your business is hit by a cyber attack, the first hour matters. It
Why “the sender looked legitimate” is no longer enough Some phishing emails are easy to spot. The sender address looks wrong.The spelling is poor.The message
Small businesses owners have been told the same thing for years: “Turn on MFA and you’ll be much safer.” That advice still matters. Multi-factor authentication is
Most business owners don’t think about cyber attacks at 3am. Until the night they have to. It’s the call no one wants. A member of
Installing software feels like one of the safest things you can do. You need a tool.You download it.You install it.You get on with your day.
Installing software feels like one of the safest things you can do. You need a tool.You download it.You install it.You get on with your day.
For years, the message has been simple: Don’t click suspicious links. Don’t open strange attachments. Be careful with phishing emails. Still good advice, but
A lot of businesses we speak to say: “We’ve got antivirus, so we should be covered.” …and to be fair, that used to be a reasonable