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What is a Security Incident?

What is a Security Incident?

The distinction between a routine security event and a serious security incident is crucial for organizations to manage their cybersecurity effectively. The terms “security incident” and “breach” come with legal obligations such as notifying parties affected by the...

Work Smarter With AI: The Do’s & Don’ts

Generative AI is proving to be a valuable tool for business and workers are scrambling to figure out how to best take advantage of it. According to a recent State of Generative AI report, 1 out of 5 professionals have already incorporated AI into their work. We...

How To Schedule an Email in Microsoft Outlook

Welcome to the modern world, where everyone works weird hours. Sending emails at the wrong time can make people feel obligated to respond after hours, or they may miss your message all together. Take advantage of Outlook’s scheduling feature to keep your email...

4 Severity Levels of Breaches – Low to Critical

Companies are facing an ever-increasing number of security threats. Despite their best efforts to protect their sensitive data, it is not uncommon for businesses to experience a breach. A security breach can occur in different ways, from malware attacks to phishing...

Email Compromise: The Most Common & Costliest “Breach”

Email is an essential tool for communication, both for individuals and organizations. As email's role in business has increased, so has the threat of email compromise. Attackers use sophisticated methods to gain access to email accounts, steal sensitive data, and...

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How to Use Charts and Maps in Excel

Utilizing charts and maps in Microsoft Excel can enhance data visualization and analysis, making complex information more accessible and actionable for users.  How to Use Charts and Maps in Excel Create Charts To create a professional-looking chart that displays the...

How to Use Tables in Excel

To make managing and analyzing a group of related data easier, you can turn a range of cells into tables in Excel (previously known as an Excel list).   How to Use Tables in Excel Using Excel Tables  A table typically contains related data in a series of worksheet...

How To Use Flash Fill in Excel

Flash Fill is like a data assistant that finishes your work for you. As soon as it detects what you want to do, Flash Fill enters the rest of your data in one fell swoop, following the pattern it recognizes in your data.  How To Use Flash Fill in Excel Here’s an...

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The New Microsoft 365: New Price, More Value

Name Change: Office 365 is Now Microsoft 365 Don't worry, all the tools and features you're used to are still available. Microsoft has rolled Office 365 into their new offering Microsoft 365. This new offering includes everything in Office 365, but with additional...

How Manufacturers Use Office 365 Data Insights to Drive Decisions

When it comes to digital transformation, any technology change you invest time, money, and resources to adopt should, in some way, contribute to improving your customer experience by utilizing your employees for their full value. The fluctuations in market demand must...

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What is a Security Incident?

The distinction between a routine security event and a serious security incident is crucial for organizations to manage their cybersecurity effectively. The terms “security incident” and “breach” come with legal obligations such as notifying parties affected by the...

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How to Use Charts and Maps in Excel

How to Use Charts and Maps in Excel

Utilizing charts and maps in Microsoft Excel can enhance data visualization and analysis, making complex information more accessible and actionable for users.  How to Use Charts and Maps in Excel Create Charts To create a professional-looking chart that displays the...

How to Use Tables in Excel

How to Use Tables in Excel

To make managing and analyzing a group of related data easier, you can turn a range of cells into tables in Excel (previously known as an Excel list).   How to Use Tables in Excel Using Excel Tables  A table typically contains related data in a series of worksheet...

How To Use Flash Fill in Excel

How To Use Flash Fill in Excel

Flash Fill is like a data assistant that finishes your work for you. As soon as it detects what you want to do, Flash Fill enters the rest of your data in one fell swoop, following the pattern it recognizes in your data.  How To Use Flash Fill in Excel Here’s an...