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10/24/2026

An unexpected calendar invitation may link to a fake meeting, invoice, document or login page. Check the organizer's full email address and confirm the meeting using contact details you already have before opening any link.

10/23/2026

Signing into Chrome or Edge with a personal account on a work computer can copy business bookmarks, browsing history, open tabs and saved passwords into that account. Use a separate browser profile connected to a company-controlled work account. We can check this for you.

10/22/2026

Could your business still take orders, answer customers and access key systems if its main internet connection failed? A second broadband, 4G or 5G connection can keep essential work running. Test the backup by disconnecting the main service. Need a backup plan? Contact us.

10/21/2026

Microsoft recommends at least two emergency admin accounts for Microsoft Entra, which manages Microsoft 365 sign-ins. Use a sign-in method that doesn't rely on the same phones or apps as your normal admins. Alert every login and test the accounts every 90 days.

10/20/2026

Some Xfinity routers can detect movement through changes in Wi-Fi signals. The feature doesn't use a camera, but it creates information about activity at home. Comcast says it may disclose that information when legally required. Read the privacy terms before using WiFi Motion.

A new feature added to Comcast's newest routers can detect if there is motion inside your home without needing traditional motion sensors.

10/19/2026

Photos and documents can contain information you don't see when you open them. That may include a photo's GPS location, the document author, comments or tracked changes. Check the metadata before sending files outside your business.

10/18/2026

Drawing a black rectangle over words in a PDF may only hide them from view. The text can still remain in the file. Use a proper redaction tool, save a new copy and test whether the hidden text can still be selected, copied or found.

10/17/2026

Give employees clear rules for handling public, internal and confidential information. Customer records, payroll data and bank details should have tighter limits on who can access, store, send or delete them.

10/16/2026

Researchers checked 10,616 Amazon Web Services access keys that had been exposed online and found 88% still worked. Hundreds gave full administrative access. A leaked key must be disabled or replaced. Deleting the file containing it isn't enough.

More than 9,300 Amazon Web Services (AWS) access keys publicly exposed between August 2022 and August 2026 are still active and valid.

10/15/2026

Application allowlisting blocks software that your company hasn't approved. It can stop employees from running unapproved downloads and can also block some malware. Employees still need a quick way to request legitimate software.