Recently we helped an organization who was under attack by an email bombing campaign. Imagine receiving 5,000 email messages an hour. There are so many messages, it is impossible to sift through the junk to find legitimate correspondence. If you are lucky, you can call your MSP for help. If not, we hope this brief […]
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With all the AI products being hyped by so many vendors, it is hard to understand the value they can provide your business and whether they are worth the investment. Microsoft Copilot offers a free version that can help generate ideas or assist with general problem solving and a paid version for $30 per month
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On October 14, 2025, Windows 10 will be End-of-Life. This means that Microsoft will no longer provide monthly security updates for the operating system. Readers of this blog will know that patching is a key component of cybersecurity, so if your system is no longer receiving patches from the manufacturer, it is time to upgrade.
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Business Email Compromise (BEC) is a growing problem that every organization needs to protect against. According to the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3), business email compromise (BEC) attacks cost businesses an estimated $2.9 billion in 2023. In Massachusetts, there were $65,960,320 total losses in 2023 with an average loss per victim of $131,657.33. BEC as the name
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When a server reaches End-of-life, most small businesses plan for the capital outlay to replace it with a newer server at their location, but as cloud adoption accelerates, more small companies are considering Azure as an alternative. This blog explores how Microsoft Azure can be leveraged to replace an on-premises server functioning as both a
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On October 10, 2023, Windows Server 2012 and Windows Server 2012 R2 will go end-of-life. This means that Microsoft will no longer provide software updates. Any bugs or compatibility issues discovered from then on will not be fixed. The bigger issue is that security vulnerabilities will not be patched. If threat actors discover a vulnerability
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Every organization uses productivity tools and email to function. In the last several years, these tools have moved rapidly to the cloud. One key reason for adoption of Microsoft’s M365 suite of services is that they provide access to productivity tools from anywhere, arming your roaming workforce with software that is always up to date.
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Moving 130,000 workers across 200 worksites in over 90 countries to a new browser is no simple feat. Just think of the challenge ensuring that legacy apps and sites built for local business still work.
To facilitate device management, GlaxoSmithKline enrolled every Windows 10 device in Microsoft Endpoint Manager, making available Microsoft Edge on their internal store for end users to install on-demand. Deployment only took four weeks, and it was so simple that no external services or support were needed.
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Future Generali India Life Insurance is leveraging @Microsoft’s chat bot REVA, and has already seen a 91% increase in the customer satisfaction rate that won them the Microsoft and CNBC TV18 #AIForAll award for leveraging AI. Watch the video here!
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Unmatched volumes of data inform #Microsoft security solutions. Learn how you can harness decades of security experience with Microsoft #AdvancedThreatProtection.
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