Author: Andrew Rivett

Email Security

Email is not secure. It has never been secure, and little has changed since its invention by Ray Tomlinson back in 1971.   Fast forward to 2022 and most business leaders and end users are aware of the risks of email phishing. Most also know that it is a primary way...

Microsoft 365 and shared user accounts

Shared user accounts are often adopted in situations where a business may have multiple people who need access to the same resources on their network. This happens in situations for example, with roles like reception or with maintenance personnel. All these employees...

How to prevent a data breach

It has never been easier to share and collaborate with co-workers on data than now. Saying that, let’s be sure we protect our sensitive company information against the threats that cloud-based computing accelerates. Historically, you may have had an internal policy...

The rogue IT Admin

74% of data breaches involved privileged credential abuse. Who has access to private data at your business? What policies do you have in place to ensure that your internal IT department is accountable? When it comes to user access, every organization needs to: Limit...

Gamify your tasks with Habitica

Building good habits is a lot of work, and while rewarding on a cosmic scale, you don't always get immediate feedback that you’re doing something good for yourself. If you’re like me, you’ve longed for someone to transform these sometimes tedious tasks into a simple,...

Smart mobile security

Alongside the explosion of BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) policies comes the rise of mobile malware. Take precaution and install a mobile security app. Sophos is a FREE lightweight antivirus and security app. It was the winner of the AV-Test Award in 2015 and contains...

Covert with Zamzar

Covert your file formats without shady software. Ever needed to covert a file – perhaps a video file so that you could play it on a different device, or an image to a different format – and had to scour the Internet for programs shadier than that guy with a trench...