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Whether your business is just dabbling with remote work, or you already have fully remote employees, a collaborative digital workspace could be just what you need. Available as part of Microsoft 365, the Microsoft Teams platform offers exactly that – and a whole lot more. Here’s the only guide you need to hit the ground running with Microsoft Teams.

Get Support is prepared for the weeks and months ahead. In this article, we provide details on how Get Support is continuing to provide a solid, reliable service to customers while keeping everyone safe.

Whether it’s the impact of global disruption or simply a move to more flexible working, there are plenty of reasons to allow working from home. But how can your business do it right and ensure productivity remains consistent? Here are 5 expert tips from the Get Support team to help you untether your business.

IT Systems and the data they hold are the lifeblood of businesses in 2020. But what if disaster strikes and you lose everything?

Businesses need to plan for the worst so they can recover in the event of a disaster. Read on to find out what a disaster recovery plan is, why you need one, and how to create one.

In this guide, we’ll explore what passwords managers are, why you should use one, and which specific password manager might suit you best in 2020

In this article, we’re going to look at secure passwords. Nearly everything we use on a computer has a username and password. In a lot of cases, it’s the combination of these two things that keep your data safe.

Find out how to set choose strong & secure passwords.

Ransomware isn’t new. It’s a lot more sophisticated than it was just a few years ago. And, the cybercriminals behind it are on a roll!

As ransomware attacks become more commonplace, read on for two tips to protect your business.

Cyber Security is a hot topic right now, with cybercrime more prevalent than ever before. This article looks at The Bank Scam, where businesses and consumers are tricked into handing over thousands of pounds to criminals.

Read on and find out how to stay safe.

On Tuesday 14th January 2020, Microsoft ended support for Windows 7, Windows Server 2008 and Server 2008 R2.

If you’re still using any of these versions of Microsoft Windows you need to read this article.

In this article, we’re going to cover a few vital tips on how to educate users to keep your IT systems safe the best part: it doesn’t cost a penny.

There’s plenty of thought-provoking information, and we’ve also included an informative, government-backed, video from The Centre of National Infrastructure Protection at the bottom.

It’s been a while since we took care of our own website. Today, we launched our upgraded site with a fresh, clean look and more information about our services. The last website has served us well. Over the last 4 years, a lot has changed within the business. Our team has grown while remaining friendly […]

This blog posting is in response to the cyber-attack that hit the news headlines on Friday, 12th May 2017 when a number of NHS trusts were forced to shut down their IT. The attack involved a piece of software called WannaCrypt, classified as Ransomware, spreading its self around vulnerable machines and then encrypting all the […]