Three quarters of UK businesses report cyber attacks
New figures from the UK government show that three quarters of businesses – and 79% of charities – experienced a cybersecurity incident over the past 12 months.
Teams tips and tricks to try
For all its ever-updated suite of features and tools, Microsoft Teams remains, for most people, a meetings platform. Since the pandemic brought a paradigm shift in the remote working culture, Teams has been adopted by countless businesses across the world to host virtual meetings and conferences.
More improvements coming to Copilot
Microsoft’s investment in its AI assistant shows no sign of abating, after the tech giant announced a whole new suite of features, functions and upgrades coming soon.
Five top tips to make powerful presentations
Despite its near-ubiquity in the world of presentation-making (having been around for almost thirty-four years!), PowerPoint can still be a confusing, daunting prospect for anyone unfamiliar with it.
High street mainstays hit by mysterious outages
Digital resilience has been put into stark focus over recent weeks, following outages at big-name high street shops – including Tesco, Greggs, Sainsbury’s and McDonalds.
Three new Teams features you may have missed
By M2 Computing on February 27, 2024 in Blog, Microsoft, Product releases, Productivity, Tips & tricks
Did you spot the ‘What’s New in Microsoft Teams’ blog from January? There was a lot to take in, with Microsoft detailing no fewer than 33 brand new features for its collaboration platform.
British law enforcement leads the charge on Lockbit
A criminal ransomware group – thought to be the world’s largest – has been severely disrupted thanks to a huge multinational operation led by the UK’s National Crime Agency.
Sticky Notes set for large-scale updates
After four years of seeming inactivity, Microsoft’s Sticky Notes platform looks set for a series of upgrades – with an announcement that 2024 will see “some of our biggest announcements yet”.
Google allays fears that Gmail is shutting down
A viral hoax has put the issue of misinformation into the spotlight, after many people were duped into thinking their Gmail accounts were about to close.
Leisure centre rapped for gathering biometric data on staff
A leisure centre company has been ordered to stop using facial recognition software to monitor its staff members.
