The road to an imaginary hell often starts here. With us. Owners, directors, C-levels. This type of targeted attack (on leadership positions) is extremely effective. Access to a regular user account (yours) quite often means compromising everything, because you necessarily need to have

That's right! I'm not a wizard, but I have the cure. A group of IT experts are probably crucifying me for simplifying this. But it usually works in any simplification. Read on, it's going to be really simple. Your IT can be more

Today, the topic of Shared Responsibility is on the table. Let's take a look at it. For the sake of simplicity, we'll count on the Office365/Microsoft365 SaS (Software as a Service) that most of you are familiar with. Microsoft Responsibilities = Operating the

Here we go again, backing up. In my experience, everyone will tell me they've got it figured out. But then the reality often falls short, especially when the backup is needed. What does the 3-2-1 rule + one extra recommendation mean. I have

We've put together our first 5 simple tips to protect your IT. Most of these can be deployed immediately and at no extra cost. Never work under highly privileged accounts (admin, global admin, etc.) - by this we mean your normal job role.