New Microsoft Teams Announced with Performance & UI Upgrades | Sync Up
While apps, like Slack and Zoom, are great for collaboration, running them continuously can bog your system down. Here’s how the new Microsoft Teams app can improve your PC performance.
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Sync iPhone Messages & Notifications to Windows 11 with Phone Link | Sync Up
Find yourself constantly glancing between your phone and computer? Microsoft’s new Phone Link app gives iPhone owners the ability to send texts, make calls, and view notifications from their PC.
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Microsoft Edge Now Has a Bing AI Chatbot Sidebar | Sync Up
By this point, we’ve all heard of ChatGPT. But now, Microsoft is integrating the AI into its Edge Browser via a new Bing sidebar.
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Why Were There More Cyber Threats In 2022 Than Ever Before? | Sync Up
It seems like a new company is announcing a security breach each week. And while the cause of these incidents may vary, one thing is certain: cyber threats are on the rise.
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LastPass Finds Engineer’s Home PC the Cause of Recent Breach | Sync Up
New details have emerged regarding LastPass’ recent data breaches. Here’s how hackers were able to access one of the most secure platforms on the web.
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NSA’s Guide to Secure Your Home Network | Sync Up
When you’re working remotely, the responsibility of protecting your network falls on your shoulders. Fortunately, the NSA has a few new steps to greatly boost your home network’s security.
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Microsoft Finally Supports Windows 11 on Apple M1 & M2 Macs | Sync Up
Microsoft now officially supports Windows 11 on Apple’s M1 and M2 Macs. Here’s how you can check out the new virtual OS now.
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What Is Spear Phishing? | Definition & Prevention
While the modern cybercriminal has access to numerous tools, spear phishing continues to be the weapon of choice as attacks have increased by 127% in the last year. Fortunately, there are some easy steps you can take to protect your team.
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Chrome No Longer Supported on Windows 7 & Server 2012 | Sync Up
Google Chrome’s newest update is the first to make the browser unsupported on devices running Windows 7 and Server 2012. Here’s why your older PC may be at risk.
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