Embracing Cloud Computing: The Benefits and Best Practices for Businesses
Link ICT explores the key benefits of cloud computing for SMEs and provides best practices for a smooth and effective transition.
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A Single Cyber Attack Could Cost Your Business Thousands – How to Prevent It
Preventing cyber-attacks requires a combination of robust security measures, employee awareness, and proactive risk management. Here’s what SMEs can do to safeguard their business
Understanding Phishing: A Growing Threat to UK Businesses and Schools
Advice to help avoid “Phishing”, a predominant cyber threat, particularly impacting businesses and educational institutions.
Cybersecurity: A Critical Imperative for UK Schools and Businesses
Cybersecurity is not optional. It’s business critical. Here’s 8 proven and manageable steps that can be taken to protect your school or business.
Implementing Sustainable Technology Practices in Your Business
Advice for businesses aiming to improve sustainability by reducing environmental impacts and enhancing operational efficiency.
The 5 Biggest Cybersecurity Mistakes Midlands Businesses Are Making Right Now
Here are the five biggest cybersecurity mistakes SMEs are making right now—and how to fix them.
Preparing for Windows 10 End of Life: Upgrade Paths for Businesses
Three upgrade pathways for businesses still operating on Windows 10. This software will no longer be supported from October 2025.
The Importance of IT Staff Augmentation for Growing Businesses
IT staff augmentation involves supplementing an existing workforce with skilled IT professionals. This article explains the benefits.
Taran Sanghera Lands Dream IT Apprenticeship
Ambitious A-level student Taran Sanghera is taking the first step towards his dream career in information technology with an apprenticeship at Link ICT.
Cyber Threats Are on the Rise in the Midlands: Is Your Business a Target?
Small businesses unknowingly open themselves up to cyber attacks that can cripple their business. Link ICT advise how to mitigate risks.