Why careful people still click phishing links
Sarah opened a file from her accountant's real email address and typed her password to view it. She was not careless, she was doing her job. What our training sessions show about who clicks and why, and the ten-second habit that catches it.
Who knows the Xero password when Karen is off sick?
When the office manager is off sick and nobody else can get into the supplier portal, the problem is that the business does not own its own logins. What a business password manager fixes, why it is different from the one on your phone, and how to roll one out.
Passkeys explained: the phishing-resistant way to sign in
Almost every phishing scam ends with someone typing a real password into a page that only looked real. Passkeys take that step away. What a passkey is, why a scam page struggles to steal it, and what to sort out before Microsoft 365 asks your team to set one up.