Month: February 2026

A laptop displaying a padlock icon on its screen sits on a light surface. Text reads, "Securing the 'Third Place' Office: coworking spaces guidelines and policy tips for employees working from coffee shops and shared spaces.

Securing the ‘Third Place’ Office Policy Guidelines for Employees Working From Coffee Shops and Coworking Spaces

The modern office extends far beyond traditional cubicles or open-plan spaces. Since the concept of remote work became popularized in the COVID and post-COVID era, employees now find themselves working from their homes, libraries, bustling coffee shops, and even vacation destinations. These environments, often called “third places,” offer flexibility and convenience but can also introduce […]
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Blue background with a glowing Windows logo. White text reads: "The Server Refresh Deadline: How Windows Server 2016 end of support can accelerate your cloud migration plan.

The Server Refresh Deadline: Why Windows Server 2016’s End of Support Should Drive Your Cloud Migration Plan

Time moves fast in the world of technology, and operating systems that once felt cutting-edge are becoming obsolete. With Microsoft having set the deadline for Windows Server 2016 End of Support to January 12, 2027, the clock is ticking for businesses that use this operating system. Once support ends, Microsoft will no longer provide security […]
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A graphic showing a laptop with a verification code, a green checkmark, and a phone displaying a 6-digit authentication code. Text reads: "The MFA Level-Up: Why SMS Codes Are No Longer Enough (and What to Use Instead)". Security and fingerprint icons are in the background.

The MFA Level-Up: Why SMS Codes Are No Longer Enough (and What to Use Instead)

For years, enabling Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) has been a cornerstone of account and device security. While MFA remains essential, the threat landscape has evolved, making some older methods less effective. The most common form of MFA, four- or six-digit codes sent via SMS, is convenient and familiar, and it’s certainly better than relying on passwords […]
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A graphic shows a laptop with warning icons on email envelopes, highlighting the text: “The ‘Deepfake CEO’ scam: why Voice Cloning is the new Business Email Compromise (BEC).”.

The “Deepfake CEO” Scam Why Voice Cloning Is the New Business Email Compromise (BEC)                  

The phone rings, and it’s your boss. The voice is unmistakable; with the same flow and tone you’ve come to expect. They’re asking for a favor: an urgent wire transfer to lock in a new vendor contract, or sensitive client information that’s strictly confidential. Everything about the call feels normal, and your trust kicks in […]
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A large 3D "AI" stands on a glowing blue grid with swirling lines. Beside it, text reads: “AI’s Hidden Cost: Audit Microsoft 365 Copilot Usage to Avoid Massive Licensing Waste.”.

AI’s Hidden Cost: How to Audit Your Microsoft 365 Copilot Usage to Avoid Massive Licensing Waste

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has taken the business world by storm, pushing organizations of all sizes to adopt new tools that boost efficiency and sharpen their competitive edge. Among these tools, Microsoft 365 Copilot rises to the top, offering powerful productivity support through its seamless integration with the familiar Office 365 environment. In the push to […]
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