From the field.
The why behind good IT.

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Cybersecurity wake-up call: how a hack happens right under your nose

7

lessons from a real hack at a client

A real hack at a client, explained step by step. What went wrong, and what you can do today to avoid it.

Attackers target people, not systems Management is the first target Passwords in an Excel file: never do it

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Aren't Macs safer? Do you really need anti-malware on your Mac?

0.14%

of all new malware in 2023 targeted macOS, but the number is rising

Macs may be more secure, but malware attacks on Macs are increasing. That's why it matters to install anti-malware on your Mac.

Shlayer hit one in three Macs in 2019 Even Facebook and Apple itself were hit EDR also recognises unknown threats

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Why do I need MDM?

With MDM you manage and secure all company devices centrally, from setup to remote wipe.

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The forgotten risk: mobile device security

82%

of the phishing sites studied in 2023 targeted mobile devices

Smartphones and tablets are often the weakest link. The right settings and a clear policy close that gap.

More than 30% of users face mobile phishing every quarter Smaller screen, faster clicks, less alert MDM or a BYOD policy closes the gap

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Why should I use two-factor authentication?

Two-factor authentication (2FA) adds an extra layer of security to your accounts: your password alone isn't enough to log in.

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Why should I use a password manager?

One strong master password, unique passwords for everything else. A password manager makes that achievable for any team.

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Why you should back up regularly, and how to get started

With a solid backup, you can restore files quickly and prevent downtime, financial losses and reputational damage.

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Why is working safely from home important?

Working safely from home gives you flexibility and comfort, and protection against risks such as phishing, unsecured networks and theft.

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Why do you need a good onboarding and offboarding strategy?

New employees up and running fast, leavers without lingering access. A fixed approach prevents both risks.

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Why should I set up targeted access rights?

Only give employees access to what they need. Less access means less damage from a mistake or hack.

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Why should I secure my cloud?

Your data increasingly lives in the cloud. Without the right settings and access control, it's wide open there.

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Why is it important to keep my Apple devices up to date?

Updates close security holes and keep apps, drivers and firmware reliable. Postponing them is a risk.

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Why should I organise patch management?

One of the main reasons to organise patch management is to protect your company against security holes.

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Why should I encrypt my Mac?

Encrypting a Mac is like locking company data in a safe that only those with the key can open.

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Why should I install anti-malware on my Mac?

Your devices are at the heart of your business. Macs aren't immune to malware either. That makes anti-malware an integral part of your security.

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Why should I give my employees cybersecurity training?

Human error is still one of the biggest threats to organisations' security. Cybersecurity training is a necessity.

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Why you shouldn't send mass emails from your everyday mail system

Mass emails from your regular mailbox hurt your deliverability and your security. Use an email marketing platform instead.

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Why you shouldn't keep every email

An overflowing inbox is a risk: more sensitive data, more chance of leaks and slower searching. Only keep what you need.

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What is cybersecurity?

Cybersecurity protects your business data, devices and people against attacks. These are the basics to get started.