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One of the few industries that will never see budget cuts is security – especially cyber security. As the world grows ever more complex and connected, our valuable information is increasingly exposed to malicious actors from all corners of the globe.

It’s easy to calculate the cost of new hardware or software. But there’s more to a business case than these hard costs. Delaying your upgrade cycle may save on these costs in the short term, but there are other costs that may start ballooning as your fleet ages beyond its end-of-life. Some of these costs – like the cost of a security breach or reduced productivity – are hard to quantify or predict, but that doesn’t make them any less real. So let’s go over some secret costs of not upgrading your hardware.

Security isn’t only a problem for large companies. Every company is at risk of being hacked. In fact, small businesses are at greater risk because many of them don’t even have a security policy.

Hurricane season is a time of risk assessment, preparation, and training in hopes you never need it. Being prepared means starting months ahead.

In the digital age, businesses are constantly seeking ways to leverage technology for growth and efficiency. One such technology is cloud computing, which has revolutionized how businesses operate.

Let’s define what we are talking about when discussing being hacked for this article. In this situation, someone has somehow gained access to your email or online accounts. This may be in the form of someone guessing your login credential or installing a virus on your computer and logging what you type. We are not discussing malware or viruses infecting your computer.

Today, we’re excited to share five things you might not know you can do right now with your Windows 10 PC – from lowering the blue light on your PC to traveling easier than ever with the built-in currency converter!

Once your notebook is created, it will be automatically shared with your Microsoft family. Whatever you choose to add to your family notebook, it will be in one place that everyone in your family can access.

When it comes to work overload, Microsoft Outlook sometimes feels like part of the problem, but with these helpful tips and tricks, it will once again be part of the solution.

Enabling secure ways to share and collaborate on content with coworkers and colleagues, both inside and outside your organization, is critical to improving productivity and teamwork.