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It feels like every day we’re being warned about a new threat to our cyber security, doesn’t it?That’s for good reason. Last year, ransomware attacks alone affected 81% of businesses.

Early on in the first lockdowns in 2020, did you ever sit at your computer and think “I really like working from home”?Or were you the opposite; desperate to get back into a building and meet with other people like in the old days?

Passkeys are not only simpler for you, but should keep your data safer.

The use ofMicrosoft Teams has just exploded in the last few years, and it now boasts 270million people using it every month. Of course, it was the right tool at the right time when we all rushed to working from home at the start of the pandemic.

A new update coming soon to Microsoft Edge will give you access to a new and improved password management feature. This will allow you to store all your passwords within your browser automatically, giving you a cost-effective way to avoid password-based cyber-attacks.

Your IT isn’t just about computers and data. It’s everything from your phone system, to your printers, to where you access your documents.