In this issue:

• IT Security Commandment #8: Thou Shalt Test Yourself
• Why You Need Cyber Insurance
• No Need to Fear Windows 11
• Back to School with Backpacks

Sometimes it’s easier to just say it…
...especially if you are doing a brain dump and want to get your thoughts down on paper (or on your screen).

Microsoft’s Dictate function is here to help! Available in Word, Outlook and PowerPoint, it allows you to create content using your microphone.

In this issue:

• IT Security Commandment #7: Thou Shalt Educate Your Users
• Introducing… Geraldo
• Tips to Fix Microsoft Teams Screen Sharing Problems
• Just Say It with Microsoft’s Dictate Function

Microsoft Edge’s Immersive Reader is a built‑in tool that enables you to customize how you read online for an easier, more accessible experience.

Immersive Reader removes all the ads and noise that clutter the page and makes the text easier to read.

Good cybersecurity health has become required for all of us, but the adage “out of sight, out of mind” seems to apply as over the past two years, Microsoft has introduced a myriad of new and improved security features that you may not be thinking about leveraging.

In this issue:

• IT Security Commandment #5: Thou Shalt Keep All Policies Up to Date
• When Was Your Last Microsoft 365 Security Check-Up?
• Immerse Yourself in Microsoft Edge

In this issue:

• IT Security Commandment #4: Thou Shalt Not Expose Thy Data
• Computer Power Tips
• Staff Pick: Snip & Sketch
• Misc. Productivity Tips

Are you facing issues with Microsoft Teams screen sharing?
If yes, then you're not alone. Many people have experienced problems with screen sharing during online meetings.

Here are some simple solutions for fixing screen sharing issues on Microsoft Teams:

Restart Microsoft Teams:  Close the Teams application and then start it back up.

Be More Productive in Edge by Using Vertical Tabs
One of Microsoft Edge’s unique features is Vertical Tabs, which replaces the row of tabs along the top of the screen for a set of icons that run down the left side instead.

Vertical Tabs are convenient for keeping track of many tabs while minimizing clutter.

In this issue:

• How to Prepare for Gen Z in the Workforce
• Introducing… Connell Miller
• It Takes a Village to Make a Difference
• Staff Pick: Microsoft Lens