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A USB drive found in the car park: what do you do with it?
An unknown USB drive looks harmless, but it's a classic trick to get inside your systems. What you should and shouldn't do — without the panic.
Security zonder IT-afdelingTrading in or passing on an old work phone: what should you wipe first?
An old device tends to leave the building faster than expected — passed to a colleague, traded in, or simply forgotten in a drawer. Here are the steps you really want to take before you let it go.
Security zonder IT-afdelingAutomatic out-of-office replies: how much are you actually giving away?
An out-of-office message seems harmless, but it's often packed with information you'd rather not hand to a stranger. What should you leave out — and what's fine to include?
Security zonder IT-afdelingSharing files with an expiry date: why a link is often better than an attachment
Sending files as attachments works, but you lose control. Here's how to use a download link with an expiry date — without learning any new tools.
Security zonder IT-afdelingThe office printer: the device nobody thinks about when it comes to security
Your printer is probably connected to the internet, stores copies of documents, and still has its default password. Here's how to fix that in an afternoon.
Security zonder IT-afdelingEmails not arriving? Check SPF, DKIM and DMARC first
Invoices that never arrive, quotes that end up in spam — it almost always comes down to three technical settings. Here's how to find out if yours are correct.
Security zonder IT-afdelingSharing screenshots: what's actually in the frame?
Taking a quick screenshot and sending it to a colleague or supplier is convenient — but you're often sharing more than you realise. Here's what to check before you hit send.
Security zonder IT-afdelingUSB drives in the office: still useful, or mostly a risk?
That loose USB drive sitting in your desk drawer looks harmless — but it's one of the easiest ways a virus or data breach finds its way into your office. What should you watch out for in 2026?
ToegangsbeheerPasswords in SMEs: from sticky notes to a proper team vault
Passwords on sticky notes, in a shared Excel file, or sent via WhatsApp — almost every SME does it. Here's how to fix it step by step, without your team needing a training course.
Security zonder IT-afdelingLook-alike domains: the near-identical emails that catch your finance team off guard
Fraudsters register domains that are almost identical to yours or your suppliers'. Here's how to spot a look-alike in thirty seconds — and how to protect your own brand.
Security zonder IT-afdelingFormer employee still in the WhatsApp group: the leak you never see coming
Mailboxes and logins get sorted neatly when someone leaves — but WhatsApp, Signal, and Teams groups are routinely forgotten. Here's how to fix that for good.
Security zonder IT-afdelingOld phone numbers in 2FA: the security gap nobody notices
Many SMB accounts are still tied to phone numbers belonging to former employees or a SIM you cancelled three years ago. Here's how to sort it out in an afternoon.
Security zonder IT-afdelingAn unknown link in your email: how do you check it without clicking?
How do you judge in thirty seconds whether an unknown link in an email is safe? A practical checklist for SMB owners without an IT department.
Security zonder IT-afdelingSuspicious email attachments: six file types to watch out for in 2026
Not every attachment is dangerous — but not every attachment is safe either. These six file types deserve extra scrutiny, plus what to do if you accidentally clicked.
Security zonder IT-afdelingQR codes and phishing: why that sticker trick on a parking meter affects your office too
QR codes are everywhere: on menus, parking meters, and invoices. But criminals are increasingly slapping their own sticker on top. Here's how to spot it — and how to protect your team.
Security zonder IT-afdelingSharing files securely in SMBs: without making everyone learn a new app
Most data breaches at SMBs aren't caused by hackers — they come down to a wrongly shared link or a forgotten guest account. Here's how to get secure file sharing sorted in an afternoon.
Security zonder IT-afdelingOut-of-office setup: what you're better off leaving out of that message
Your out-of-office message often leaks more information than you realise: who's away, for how long, and who's covering. Here's how to set it up so colleagues are helped — and fraudsters aren't.
Security zonder IT-afdelingSummer Checklist for SMBs: stay secure during the holiday period
The summer holidays are prime time for fraudsters banking on a half-empty office. Use this practical checklist to keep your SMB secure throughout the holiday period.
Security zonder IT-afdelingLost laptop or phone: what do you do in the first two hours?
Lost a laptop or phone? What you do in the first two hours determines whether it stays an annoying inconvenience or turns into a reportable data breach. A practical checklist for SMBs without an IT department.
Security zonder IT-afdelingThe office printer: the device everyone forgets to secure
Your multifunction printer has been humming away in the corner for years. But did you know it probably has an open web interface, sends scans to an unsecured folder, and hasn't had a firmware update in ages? Time for a quick check.