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Data loss? Save yourself a mighty headache
What would you do if all your business data just… disappeared?
Maybe panic. Maybe stare at the screen in disbelief.
But if you’re wise, you’ll have a safety net in place, in the form of reliable and tested data backup. Which would mean you can restore your data quickly, without too much disruption.
If you’re not… well, you’ve got one mighty headache on your hands.
Our latest guide explains everything you need to know about data backup, including how to make sure it’s working as it should be.
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The CrowdStrike outage explained for Southampton & The New Forest business owners and managers
Download our free guide which summarises everything you need to know about the recent CrowdStrike outage.
This is written specifically for business owners round here. Inside you’ll discover:
- What CrowdStrike is
- What happened on Friday 19th July 2024
- The impact on businesses – and what it means for you
- How to protect your business by reviewing IT strategies and contingency plans
Download now.
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It’s time to say goodbye to Windows 10
Next year we’ll say a final farewell to Windows 10 as it reaches end of life.
Microsoft is stopping support. This means no new tools or features, and no more security updates.
If you’re still using Windows 10 in your business, now’s the time to act so you avoid any last-minute panic… or putting your data at unnecessary risk.
In our latest guide we explain the options your business has, as well as what you need to consider for each one.
Download your free copy right now.
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Read this before it’s too late
The worst time to decide how to deal with a cyber attack is when you’re right in the middle of one.
Unfortunately, it’s something you’ll probably need to deal with eventually – small and medium sized businesses are a prime target for cyber criminals.
It’s a good idea to make a plan now, so that if the worst happens, you and your team are prepared to minimise the damage caused, the money spent, and the downtime suffered.
Our latest guide highlights 5 steps to stop a cyber attack causing the downfall of your business.
Download your free copy right now.