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What is the most secure MFA method?
MFA stands for Multi-factor Authentication. It means users have to provide two or more verification factors to access a resource, such as an application, online account, or VPN. If you have MFA on all your business and personal online accounts, then you are already more secure than 85% of businesses. Let’s compare the various MFA…
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How Datcom helped QK Cold Stores thrive during Covid
As Covid-19 news hit companies across the region, QK, like many others, were worried and anxious about what the next few months would look like for them.
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In Out, In Out, Shake It All About!
Will you return to the office? Would you prefer to stay working from home? Or are you looking to offer your staff a mix of both?
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The Spam Test
Scammers have become increasingly competent over the years which has made spotting malicious emails more difficult. Whilst It is still the case that the grammar and general sentence structure tend to be poor, this has reduced as foreign attackers have got more proficient and translation tools have improved.
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The Importance of Updates
Keeping your IT infrastructure updated is critical to maintaining a secure network and protecting your data.
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Getting the most from Microsoft 365
Are you getting the most from your Microsoft 365 subscription? Are you using Power Apps or Power Automate to help make efficiency and cultural improvements in your business? Here is an example at Datcom of how we used Power Apps to improve team members communication and to prompt team working.
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Infrastructure Monitoring
When considering network management and support, one of the key things to think about is how to monitor business infrastructure, such as servers, switches, routers and other elements.
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Why it might be time to consider a cloud backup
Here at Datcom, we help many of our clients ensure their business data is backed up. Let’s look into why it’s worth considering if your business needs to evaluate its backup requirements.
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Upgrading your IT, Pulling the Curtain Back
Microsoft has stopped official support for Windows 7, more importantly, you may not have heard that this was also the case for their Server 2008 and Server 2008 r2 operating systems. You will no longer receive software updates for either system, making your data vulnerable. What should you do about it?
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How to comply with PCI DSS
What to consider if you need to comply with PCI DSS