Laurence Nussbaumer is a director at New England Business Technology who is passionate about computers and technology. In his free time, he enjoys spending time with his family, playing video games, and indulging in his love for GorkaMorka. With years of experience in the technology industry, Laurence is dedicated to providing his clients with the best possible solutions and ensuring that they stay ahead of the curve when it comes to the latest technological advancements.
Setting up Outlook to connect your Microsoft 365 email is simple with our detailed guide. Whether you’re on Android, iOS, Mac OS, or Windows, we’ve got you covered. Follow step-by-step instructions to install the app, enter your credentials, and verify your identity. Ensure Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) is enabled for added security. Stay connected effortlessly with Outlook on any device.
We have an exciting opportunity with a growing company. We are seeking a school leaver to start their career in IT. Reporting direct to the principals, you will consistently develop your IT skills to provide IT support for a wide range of clients. The position is a full time 2-year traineeship both working on support and in sales, with the potential transition into a senior end point management position.
Multi-factor authentication (MFA) is a crucial tool for securing online accounts. However, several myths surrounding MFA can lead to some companies not deploying it. These include MFA being too complex, MFA only being necessary for high-risk accounts, MFA slowing down login, MFA being foolproof, and it’s okay not to use MFA on trusted networks. In this article, we address and debunk all these myths.
Passwords are essential to securing your digital life, but using the same passwords for multiple accounts or weak passwords can put your business at risk. A password manager such as BitWarden can help you create and manage strong passwords while also providing additional security features like two-factor authentication.
Microsoft’s September 1st price update for Microsoft 365 ensures global pricing consistency, affecting businesses and individuals. Australia sees a 9% fee increase, but exemptions apply to those with existing NCE agreements. Regular pricing adjustments on February 1st and September 1st will be accompanied by 30 days’ notice. Contact us for support in managing these changes and optimising your Microsoft 365 investment.
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Writing down passwords on sticky notes or scraps of paper is a significant security risk that can compromise sensitive information. A clean desk policy requires employees to keep their workspaces tidy and free of clutter, with all sensitive documents stored in locked cabinets or drawers when not in use. It’s essential to communicate the importance of this policy to all employees and provide regular training to ensure compliance.
Employees are often considered the weakest link in a business’s cybersecurity chain, and for good reason. Negligent users, employees with exposed credentials, and malicious users are the three main types of insider threats that can cause user-related data breaches. The majority of employees make mistakes, which can compromise cybersecurity, and phishing attacks are becoming increasingly sophisticated, making it easier for attackers to target employees. Building a security-savvy workforce through Human Risk Management (HRM) is one way to address the problem. Regular, short, and engaging training is necessary to ensure that employees are up-to-date with the latest threats and best practices.
Your mobile device is a gateway to your email, payment systems, and other sensitive information. Using long, unique PINs or biometrics like fingerprints or facial recognition can help protect your device and business from unauthorised access.