Practical guides, security alerts, and product news — written for SME owners and IT managers across Dublin and Ireland.
We've opened a proper front door for support: a portal where you can raise a ticket in seconds, watch it move, and find answers yourself before you even need to ask. Here's what's new, what it means for you, and how we'd like you to use it.
Read article →An honest look at what Copilot can do for SMEs—and where it falls short. Find out if it's worth the investment.
Read article →Intune lets you manage Windows laptops, iPhones, and Android phones centrally. Here's why it matters for growing SMEs.
Read article →AI can now clone a voice from a few seconds of audio. Here's how deepfake CEO fraud works and the simple checks that stop it.
Read article →Cyber insurance renewals now come with detailed security questions. Here's what insurers typically ask for, and how to avoid a claim being refused.
Read article →We’ve all done it: typing too quickly on a laptop or tapping out a fast reply on a phone, you accidentally enter gogle.com or paypa1.com. While a mis-typed URL usually results in a browser error, cybercriminals actively bank on these tiny human slips to steal millions. This technique is called typosquatting (or URL hijacking)—and recently, our team stepped in to stop a real-world typosquatting attack that targeted one of our clients for over €30,000.
Read article →Windows 10 support ends October 2025. Learn what SMEs need to do now to migrate to Windows 11 safely and cost-effectively.
Read article →The National Broadband Plan is delivering high-speed internet to rural areas. Here's how to prepare and what it means for your operations.
Read article →Criminals are hiding phishing links inside QR codes on emails, invoices and parking meters. Here's how the scam works and how to protect your staff.
Read article →The Data Protection Commission is stepping up enforcement. Here's what small businesses need to do now to stay compliant and avoid penalties.
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