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Employees Using Personal ChatGPT at Work: What IT Admins Need to Do

Personal ChatGPT accounts on corporate devices can leak confidential data. This guide shows IT admins how to spot, investigate and stop such exposures, with practical steps and AI‑aware controls.

Windows Server 2022 moves to extended support, what you need to do now

Windows Server 2022 has entered extended support and will receive security updates until October 2031. Learn why you should plan an upgrade to Windows Server 2025, how to test the new OS, and what the change means for Windows 11 desktops.

Windows Server October 2026 updates can break Exchange sign‑in and mail flow

October 2026 Windows Server updates may stop Outlook Web Access sign‑in and delay mail on Exchange servers; a registry tweak raises the Endpoint Mapper limit as a temporary fix.

Quick Machine Recovery lands in Windows Server 2025

Windows Server 2025 now includes Quick Machine Recovery, letting admins fix unbootable servers remotely via cloud or local fixes.

ClickFix attacks: what they are and how to stop them

ClickFix tricks users into running malicious commands via fake meeting errors or CAPTCHAs, letting attackers bypass file‑based defenses. Learn how the technique works and how CrowdStrike’s Falcon platform can stop it at every stage.

Malaysians with Cyber Awareness Still Fall Victim to Scams

Despite high self‑rated safety, Malaysians saw 4,143 fraud incidents in early 2026; phishing leads and deepfakes raise the stakes.

Fighting GenAI with GenAI: How Email Security is Changing

Generative AI lets attackers craft flawless phishing emails at scale, but new intent‑based tools like INKY Smart Insights help defenders triage threats efficiently.

Windows Update certificate expiration in 2027: what you must do

Older Windows devices will lose security updates after Microsoft’s certificate expirations in May and June 2027. Find out which versions are affected, the required patches, and how to keep your fleet protected.

When Backups Become a Ransomware Target: What You Need to Know

Ransomware gangs are wiping backups before encrypting production data, turning recoverable attacks into data‑loss disasters. Learn why backups are vulnerable and how to harden them with immutable storage, network isolation, timely patching and regular restore testing.

Securing identity and access for Azure landing zones

Microsoft Entra outlines a set of design principles and practical steps to secure identity and access for Azure landing zones, covering governance, RBAC, MFA, PIM, and automation.

Stop Calling It Cloud Storage: Backup Attack Resistance

Offsite backups in APAC often lack true air‑gap, immutability and recoverability, leaving them exposed to ransomware. Veeam Vault offers a managed, logically air‑gapped, immutable storage service that meets regulatory demands and real‑world needs.

Six Browser‑Based Attack Techniques to Watch in 2026

Browser‑based attacks now bypass email filters, network firewalls and endpoint anti‑malware. Learn the six techniques, from AiTM phishing kits to session hijacking, that security teams must watch in 2026.

TeamViewer users should patch five high‑severity flaws immediately

TeamViewer has issued updates that fix five high‑severity vulnerabilities in its remote‑access client and host software. The company recommends all users install version 15.82 immediately to eliminate the risk of remote code execution and privilege escalation.

Must‑have backup features for SMB IT teams

Small IT teams need a backup platform that gives them control, visibility and automation. Seven features, from full API access to AI‑driven fix suggestions, make the difference between a fragile process and a reliable safety net.