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What Are Passkeys and Should Your Business Use Them?
Passwords have been a weak point in security for years. They’re often reused, guessed, or stolen through phishing attacks. Passkeys are a newer approach designed to replace passwords entirely with something more secure and easier to use. What is a passkey? A passkey is a secure login method that uses your device instead of a password. Instead of typing a password, you sign in using: fingerprint face recognition device PIN Behind the scenes, passkeys use strong encryption (pub
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NVIDIA RTX Spark, Arm CPUs and the Future of Business PCs: Should Small Businesses Care?
For decades, the business PC world has been fairly predictable. Most desktops and laptops used Intel or A MD processors. Most business software was built around Windows. Most IT support decisions were fairly straightforward: choose a reliable business-grade machine, make sure it has enough RAM and storage, secure it properly, and keep it patched. That world is starting to shift. NVIDIA recently announced RTX Spark, a new platform designed to bring serious AI processing power
Jun 26 min read


Mac vs PC for Small Business: Which One Actually Makes Sense?
Mac vs PC for small business: compare Apple Macs and Windows PCs for compatibility, security, repairability, software support, cost and everyday business use.
May 186 min read
Router Security for Small Business: Is Your Network at Risk?
We’re seeing an increase in compromised modem and router devices, particularly those that have reached end of life (EOL). In many cases, these devices are being exploited as part of large-scale botnets or used for data interception. Some of this activity is linked to organised cybercrime groups, and in certain cases, even state-sponsored actors targeting known vulnerabilities in older networking equipment. What does “end of life” actually mean? A modem or router is generally
May 132 min read
How to Reduce RAM Usage in Windows 11 with Chrome & Edge (memory saver guide)
If your computer has been feeling slow lately, you’re not alone. Between rising hardware costs and Windows 11 using more system resources, many small business PCs are running closer to their limits than ever before. One of the biggest culprits is your web browser. Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge can use a significant amount of RAM, especially if you have multiple tabs open throughout the day. The good news is both browsers now include built-in memory saving features that can
May 22 min read
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