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The 3-2-1 backup rule: how to put it into practice as an SMB
Everyone talks about backups; hardly anyone tests them. Here's how to implement the 3-2-1 rule without turning it into an IT project — including a check you can do today.
Security zonder IT-afdelingUSB drives in the office: why that freebie stick from a trade show is a real problem
USB drives look harmless, but they're one of the easiest ways to introduce malware or let sensitive data walk out the door. A practical approach for SMBs.
Security zonder IT-afdelingOffice guest Wi-Fi: simple to set up, but most SMBs get it wrong
A guest network takes ten minutes to configure, yet we see the same mistakes in offices time and again. What belongs on your guest Wi-Fi, what doesn't, and why does it matter?
Security zonder IT-afdelingBrowser Extensions in Your SMB: The Risk Nobody's Tracking
PDF converters, screenshot tools, AI assistants: browser extensions creep into your organisation unnoticed. Here's how to find out what's installed — and what needs to go — in about an hour.
Security zonder IT-afdelingPhishing simulations for SMBs: worthwhile or a waste of time?
More and more small businesses are sending fake phishing emails to their own teams. Does it actually work — and how do you roll it out without damaging morale?
Security zonder IT-afdelingChoosing a password manager for your SMB: what really matters?
Choosing a password manager isn't a matter of taste — but it's not rocket science either. A practical guide for business owners without an IT department.
Security zonder IT-afdelingUptime monitoring for SMBs: don't hear about it from your customers
Your website is down and you find out from a customer. There's a better way. Here's how to set up uptime monitoring as an SMB without an IT department — without drowning in false alerts.
Security zonder IT-afdelingPatch management for SMBs without MDM muscle
Patches need to go on. But how do you enforce that without Intune or Jamf? Here's the pragmatic minimum setup.
ToegangsbeheerShared passwords: how to manage them without the headache
That one admin login for the domain registrar, the social media accounts, the customer portal. Three people know those passwords, sharing them via a spreadsheet is asking for trouble — here's how to do it right.
Security zonder IT-afdelingMFA for every SaaS tool, not just M365: catching up the stragglers
M365 and Google make MFA easy. So do Dropbox, Slack, GitHub, and Trello. But those other SaaS tools? MFA is often missing. Here's how to close the gap.
AVG & privacyLogging IP addresses under GDPR: pseudonymous, personal data, and what's allowed?
An IP address is personal data under GDPR. Security logs often need to retain them for weeks or months. How do you reconcile that with data minimisation principles?
Security zonder IT-afdelingSecurity awareness training: what works and what's a waste of time
An annual 60-minute security video is a waste of time. Quarterly 10-minute targeted sessions actually work. Here's the programme that gets results.
Security zonder IT-afdelingVendor risk management for SMBs: a practical framework
Every SaaS subscription is a slice of risk you're outsourcing. How do you decide which of your 30 vendors actually deserve closer attention?
Security zonder IT-afdelingGuest network at the office: how to separate guests from your business network?
Visitors on your WiFi is perfectly normal. Them sitting on the same network broadcast as your NAS is not. Basic segmentation takes just 10 minutes to set up.
Security zonder IT-afdelingTravelling safely with a company laptop: the travel checklist
Heading to an EU destination or further afield? Some countries have strict rules around encryption and device scanning. Here's what to watch out for.
Security zonder IT-afdelingSocial engineering: how to recognise CEO fraud and vishing?
Not every attack arrives via email. Phone, SMS, LinkedIn message — modern social engineering uses every channel. Three patterns and how to counter them.
Security zonder IT-afdelingLaptop stolen: the first 30 minutes
Someone calls: laptop stolen from the car. The clock is ticking. Here are the 10 steps you MUST take in the first 30 minutes, in order.
Security zonder IT-afdelingIncident response plan for SMBs on 2 pages
An incident response plan doesn't have to be a 50-page document. Two pages covering who does what and when is enough — as long as everyone knows it.
ToegangsbeheerThe least-privilege principle explained for business owners
Grant as little access as possible, for as short a time as possible. That might sound like a productivity hit — in practice, it saves you from a data breach that takes months to explain away.
Security zonder IT-afdelingA Backup Strategy for SMBs That You Actually Test
A backup you've never tested isn't really a backup. The 3-2-1 principle, regular restore tests, and knowing which data matters most — the recipe for a plan that actually works.