Hackers are posing as USPS and using sneaky PDF tricks to steal your info. Always verify with the official USPS website or app before clicking on any links.
Use AI to turn raw data into clear, eye-catching visuals—no design skills needed
Prompts are essential for asking Microsoft 365 Copilot to perform tasks like creating, editing, summarizing, or transforming content. Clear and detailed prompts lead to better assistance.
Simple, smart, and effective—these tricks are your best first line of defense against hackers.
Here are our recommendations for a Disaster Recovery Plan so you can face uncertainty with confidence.
Let clients book time on your calendar without back-and-forth emails. Use Microsoft Bookings as a no-fuss scheduling tool that syncs with your Outlook calendar. No more “What time works for you?” email volleyball games!
In this issue:
Know Copilot’s limitations, use polite language, start fresh with new topics, use quotation marks, and communicate clearly.
Never open attachments from unknown or suspicious emails, as they may contain malware. Use caution even when you know the sender… it’s possible they have been compromised.
Keep SharePoint folders names clear and consistent. Use short, simple names without special characters. Use a consistent naming convention across the organization to improve searchability and navigation.
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