Passwords, as a method of authentication, are considered to be the worst and most vulnerable form of authentication in an increasingly tech-centric era. Security experts have warned for a while that the use of passwords as a user’s single and primary form of authentication is not secure enough – yet password use has risen and remains the default method. This article will discuss why passwords should ultimately be removed from your company’s working practices and advise how you can better secure your systems immediately ..read more

One of the biggest modern ways of working is being able to conduct meetings remotely – or virtually, through the use of remote video conferencing tools that allow you to attend a meeting from your computer. As such, it is worth analysing whether companies should look at implementing such a technology ..read more

Microsoft SharePoint Online is a web-based collaboration tool created by Microsoft. This article will look at how such a tool can be implemented in a business, its pros and cons and whether or not it is suited to your company’s needs ..read more

Do London's business still need to have their own IT staff, or is outsourcing a better way forward ..read more

With the current increase in staff working from home, either by choice or by necessity, there’s no doubt it has become something that will stay for both the short-term and long-term. This in turn presents new security challenges ..read more

New guidelines may shortly come into effect, slowly re-introducing “normal” working – however what normal is seems to be changing daily ..read more

We make some sensible and practical suggestions for how you can contribute to your organisation’s Green IT strategy ..read more

After being a Microsoft partner for a long time, we have finally gotten around to creating a public Microsoft profile ..read more

Have compact PC’s like laptops, tablets and even mobile phones rendered desktop machines completely obsolete ..read more

Some final tips for sorting the wheat from the chaff ..read more