Switching to the cloud can be one of the ways your business can reduce its impact on the planet. There are many other benefits too – and we’re exploring them in this week’s tech update.

Public USB charging ports can be a lifesaver when you’re low on battery. But the FBI is advising us not to use them. We tell you why in our latest tech update.

If you have business systems that feel like they need bringing into the 2020s, you might be thinking about a major IT project. And that can mean a big commitment – of time, money, effort and headspace. Watch our latest video for the three things to get straight in your mind before you involve the experts.

LinkedIn is introducing new verification features over the coming months to help tackle fake accounts.

A major change to your IT infrastructure isn’t something to be planned in a hurry. So if you’re starting to think about ending it with your current systems and bringing your business into the 2020s, there’s plenty to think about before you commit to another long-term relationship.

Cybercriminals are trying to take advantage of AI tools to make their attacks more convincing. That could leave your people at greater risk of falling for scams. This update tells you exactly what you need to know, and how to protect your business.

Your data is one of your most valuable business assets. Keeping it safe should be one of your main priorities.

Microsoft is planning to enable Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) directly in its Outlook app for many 365 business users.

With new reports of iPhone theft victims being locked out of their iCloud accounts, it’s all the more important that you copy your iPhone photos to a Mac and then back up that Mac.

Juice jacking—malware installation or data theft after you plug a phone into a public charger—is in the news again. While the recommended precautions aren’t onerous, there are no documented instances of juice jacking happening in the wild.