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Security, page 2
Duty of care and supplier questions translated into MFA, backup, patching and a reporting path.
QR code phishing: how an SME should spot fake QR codes in email and on paper
An email asks you to scan a QR code to renew your two-step verification: why that is often phishing and how an SME spots it…
Invoice fraud and fake payment requests: how an SME should set up payment checks
A supplier emails a new bank account number or the director asks for an urgent payment: how an SME stops fake payment requests…
Lost or stolen laptop: what an SME should do in the first hour
A laptop left on the train or taken from a car: which steps an SME takes straight away and what to arrange in advance…
Separating guest wifi from the business network: why an SME should keep visitors and devices apart
Visitors, a smart TV and the team’s laptops on one wifi: why an SME should split its network and what to sort out…
Blocking USB storage with Intune: when an SME should lock down sticks and drives
USB sticks and external drives on company laptops: when an SME should lock them down or set them to read-only — and how work carries on…
Local admin rights on laptops: why an SME should remove them
Employees as local administrator on their own laptop: why an SME should roll that back — and how software still arrives on time…
Password managers and passkeys: what an SME should decide first
One shared list in Drive is not a password policy. What to choose: a manager per named user, passkeys where you can, MFA beside it.…
Why Windows updates stall in SMBs — and what patch management fixes
Updates stall because of reboots, legacy software or nobody watching. What patch management does — and what an MSP handles.…
NIS2 for Dutch SMEs: what the supply chain asks — and what an MSP handles
Since 15 August 2026 the Cyberbeveiligingswet applies. Many SMEs are not themselves in scope, but feel the supply chain through customer questionnaires. What an MSP can document.…