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The Cyber Essentials scheme, backed by the UK government, gives businesses the chance to become certified in the fundamentals of cyber security – but it’s not been updated since 2014. In 2022, that’s going to change.

In this edition of our IT Support Insider series, we’ll be sharing our advice on the essential hardware categories for UK businesses, covering monitors, laptops, printers, mobile phones, tablets, and more.

Welcome to the latest edition of our Microsoft Teams Release Roundup, which this time is focused on the later months of 2021: October, November, and December. Here are the new features you need to know about in Teams.

With 2022 upon us, it’s the perfect time to ask your IT support team what your IT support strategy should look like this year. Here are 7 questions you should be asking.

Christmas 2021 is finally here and it’s time for the Get Support team to wish our customers a very merry festive season as we head into the new year.

In the wake of the pandemic, 2021 threw its fair share of cyber security threats at UK businesses – but what will happen in 2022? The Get Support team share their best predictions for next year’s cyber security trends.

IT support scams are at an all-time high, with many UK businesses falling prey to them. But how can employees and business owners actually tell if a call is a scam or not? Here are 5 tell-tale signs to help you decide.

The UK government National Cyber Security Centre’s (NCSC) “Early Warning” system is a free service designed to help UK businesses investigate and tackle cyber threats. Here’s what you need to know.

The global COVID-19 pandemic changed everyone’s lives, and businesses were no exception. As we move forward in the new normal, the way IT support has also changed forever. Here’s how.

In this edition of “What’s That App?”, we’re looking into the employee experience and engagement platform Microsoft Viva. Could it be the catalyst to your business thriving in the new remote working economy?

In mid-2021, a group of hackers managed to access the data of 700 million LinkedIn users via a method called ‘scraping’. Here’s what UK businesses need to know about this potential cyber security risk.

In this edition of our IT Support Insider series, we’re turning our attention to an area of computing which can be a genuine lifesaver: backup, disaster recovery, and business continuity