Tagged: Security
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The Annual IT Health Check: A Checklist for the New Year
You service the car and visit the dentist. Your computers deserve the same. An annual IT health check for businesses in Kenya, in plain checklists.
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ICT Policies: Writing Rules Your Staff Will Actually Read
Nobody has ever finished reading the forty-page ICT policy. Here is how to write an ICT policy for businesses in Kenya that people will follow.
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Cloud Security Basics: Who Holds the Keys to Your Kingdom?
The password is on a sticky note, stuck to a monitor facing the window. Cloud security for businesses in Kenya starts long before any hacker shows up.
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Two-Factor Authentication: The Small Annoyance That Saves Your Business
Typing a six-digit code is annoying. So is explaining why "you" asked clients to pay a stranger. 2FA is the cheapest win in business email security.
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The True Cost of "My Nephew Built Our Website"
A diary of one hardware shop, one talented nephew and a hard lesson in small business website design in Kenya: free sites send their invoice later.
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The Cracked Copy of Windows Is Costing You More Than You Think
That "free" Windows from the man with the flash disk came with bonus strangers. Why genuine software licensing in Kenya is the cheaper option.
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Fraud Detection With AI: Catching the Clever Thieves
The fake M-Pesa message looked perfect. The customer was charming. AI fraud detection in Kenya is catching tricks that fool tired humans in December.
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Is the Cloud Safe? Answering the Questions Your Board Will Ask
The board meeting is Thursday and someone will ask "but is the cloud safe?" Here are clear answers on cloud security for Kenyan businesses, ready to present.
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Backups in the Cloud: The 3-2-1 Rule in Plain English
Kamau's laptop is not a backup, and neither is a flash disk in the same drawer. The 3-2-1 rule of cloud backup for businesses in Kenya, minus the jargon.
