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Phishing scams have the capability of taking down your online structures with the click of a button. From emails to texts, phishing scams can attack a business from any angle. Being well-versed in these digital threats can help your business put up the defences needed to recognise and block this form of cyber-crime. Read on to educate yourself further on the dangers and types of phishing!
Malware can't attack your market share directly the way a competitor can. However, it can break down your digital walls, steal your money, and hold your precious data for ransom. Here's why you should care about malware, and how you can protect yourself from it!
Moving offices can be the start of a new chapter, meaning it's important to begin as you mean to go on. Read on to find out how to install your IT in a way that won't cause you problems down the line!
When moving into a new home, it's important to ensure all of your tech is up to date. Read on to find out the best tech to install in your new home!
Microsoft recently announced that it will end support for Windows Server 2012 and Windows Server 2012 R2 on October 10, 2023 . What does this mean, and how can it harm your business? Well, if your business is still using these models, you will no longer receive bug fixes, updates, or support . This leaves your business data vulnerable to harmful attacks like malware, ransomware, and phishing. To protect your business, it's crucial to start thinking about switching to a different software as soon as possible, (such as the more recent such as Windows Server 2022). With this coming into effect next month, it’s a good idea to start thinking about changing over to a different software. Many businesses may have been using Windows Server 2012 for over a decade, which is why we understand how it may seem complicated overhauling your system. To help you with this task, we've put together a guide to help you figure out where to start! What measures should you take? The first step is to decide how much you’re willing to invest for a server upgrade. Creating a budget to stick to is an important step when upgrading software, as you need to know the price range you’re looking at. Conduct a digital inventory audit : take stock of your current apps and servers to identify what's important for your business. This will help you determine the features you need, such as memory, storage, processing power, and scalability. Before transferring your data to the new software, make sure to back it up . This ensures that you won't lose any important files in case of an error. You should also test methods to move data (with the guidance of an IT expert), in a way that has low downtime and moves your information over with few issues. Next, you should test the new software . This includes the servers, apps, and security systems on the new software. Once the testing is complete, roll out the software to a select group of employees to evaluate its performance and address any final bugs . After that, you can confidently implement the new system across your entire business. At our expert IT company, we understand the importance of up-to-date and smoothly running software in preventing hacks and malware. If you require assistance with updating your Windows software, contact us today at 01922 612387 or email us at info@vibrant-networks.co.uk. Our team is ready to help you safeguard your business and ensure its success in the digital world.
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Vibrant Networks are proud to announce of their projects managed to win Network Computing Awards 2020 Network Project of the Year
The workshop was held to spread awareness about the importance of cyber security within businesses, and the potential risks of ignoring the vital protection against computer Ransomware, Viruses, Malware and Hacking.
