The Average Company Wastes 37% of Its Software Budget

Jan 13, 2026 | Articles

Quick question: how many software tools does your business pay for right now? Follow-up question: how many are actually being used? According to an analysis by Zylo, the average company wastes 37% of its software budget on applications that are unused, underused, or...

Prevent Leaking Private Data Through Public AI Tools

Jan 13, 2026 | Articles

Public AI tools are powerful, but they come with real risk. Most use the data entered into them to train and improve their models. That means prompts entered into tools like ChatGPT or Gemini may be retained in some form. A single mistake by an employee can expose...

Tools You Never Knew Existed but Can’t Live Without: Emoji and Symbols Panel

Jan 13, 2026 | Utilities Spotlight

Some people think emojis are just for their phones. What’s easy to miss is that Windows has a built-in emoji and symbols panel you can open anywhere you’re typing. No copying from the internet or extra tools needed. The Shortcut Press Win + . (Windows key + period) A...

Securing Your Office Guest Wi-Fi

Jan 13, 2026 | Articles

Guest Wi-Fi is a convenience visitors expect and a sign of good customer service. It’s also one of the riskiest entry points into your network. A shared password that’s been passed around for years offers little protection, and a single compromised guest device can...

Why You Should Treat Your Passwords Like Underwear

Dec 12, 2025 | Articles

When it comes to cybersecurity, one quirky but effective analogy is: treat your passwords like underwear. It might sound funny, but the comparison makes perfect sense—and here’s why: Change Them Regularly Just like you wouldn’t wear the same underwear day after day,...

Tools You Never Knew Existed but Can’t Live Without: File Version History

Dec 12, 2025 | Utilities Spotlight

We have all been there. You open a file, make a quick change, save it without thinking, and then realize you need the previous version back. Maybe it was deleted by mistake, overwritten, or simply changed too far to undo. Good news. Windows has a built-in safety net...