Security

Artificial intelligence (AI) offers numerous opportunities in everyday office life to make work more efficient, faster and less error-prone. AI can help with a wide range of tasks - from organisation to data analysis. Typical areas of application and suitable AI tools are described below...

Huge collections of stolen login data keep popping up on the internet. Just recently, it was reported that 16 billion data records with access data have surfaced - a new sad record that clearly shows the extent of the problem.

From 10 June 2025, Sunrise will officially begin the gradual shutdown of its 3G mobile network. The technology, which was introduced around 20 years ago, has become increasingly less important in recent years.

n many companies, an uninterruptible power supply (UPS) is mainly seen as an emergency solution for power failures. However, for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in particular, a UPS is much more than just a short-term power source: it is an elementary component of IT security and business continuity.

Microsoft has officially announced that support for Windows 10 will end on 14 October 2025. This does not mean that the operating system will suddenly stop working from this date - but it does mean that the use of Windows 10 will change significantly after this date - especially in terms of security and compatibility.

Imagine your company no longer needs a physical server infrastructure in your offices.

No servers, no rooms for technology, no more on-site maintenance.

Many companies are currently seeing an increase in reports of phishing emails that appear to come from superiors or management. Particularly insidious: these messages are often worded as if they came directly from your own boss - with name, title and sometimes even the appropriate signature.

Firewalls are an essential component of IT security architecture. They protect networks from unwanted access, regulate data traffic and serve as the first line of defence against cyber attacks. However, like every hardware and software solution, a firewall has a limited lifespan

Windows Server 2025 brings important innovations that are specifically designed for higher performance, improved security and the requirements of modern, virtualised workloads. The system was officially released in November 2024 and is available via the Long-Term Servicing Channel (LTSC). It includes updates for Hyper-V, Active Directory and GPU acceleration. Of particular note is the support of NVMe for significantly faster storage access - up to 60 % higher IOPS performance compared to previous versions.