Educational Guides

2025 Password Manager Guide
Still using spreadsheets or sticky notes for your business passwords? It’s one of the biggest risks to your security: weak or reused passwords are how most hacks happen. If one login gets leaked, cybercriminals can get into EVERYTHING. Our latest guide explains how using a specific tool protects your business, saves your team time, and gives you real peace of mind.

2025 Strategic IT Advisor Guide
Is your IT support service helping your business grow? Or just fixing things when they break? If your current approach is all panic, invoices, and short-term fixes, it’s time for a rethink. Our latest guide explains how a strategic IT advisor becomes a true partner in business growth - helping you plan ahead, spend smarter, and turn tech into a competitive advantage.

2025 Windows 10 End Of Life Guide
October 14, 2025 - if you’re using Windows 10, that date should look familiar. It’s the day Microsoft pulls free support for the operating system. That will leave you with no new features, bug fixes, or security updates. So, what are your options? Our latest guide tells you everything you need to know to keep your business safe and running smoothly.

2025 Malicious Attacks Guide
Your business has the latest security software, multi-factor authentication, and passwords that are uncrackable. But you also need to plan what to do if your business is hit by a cyberattack to give you the best chance of a full recovery. In this guide, we tell you how to create a strong recovery strategy for your business, and how to turn a potential nightmare into an inconvenience.

2024 Copilot Wave 2 Guide
Imagine how different your business would be without Microsoft 365’s suite of apps and tools. Now imagine these apps and tools summarize reports, documents, and meetings. Or analyze spreadsheets and other data to help you make decisions. With Microsoft's AI, Copilot, they can. This guide explains everything that Copilot Wave 2 brings to the table, and how to set it up.

2025 Bring Your Own Device Guide
Do you let employees use their own phones, laptops, or tablets for work? If you do, remember that personal devices often lack the security measures that work-issued devices have. To remain safe and secure, you need the right plans in place. Our latest guide explains the dos and don’ts of Bring Your Own Device, and how to create a strong policy to keep your data protected.