Small Business Security You Can Fix in One Afternoon
Six changes that remove most of the realistic risk for a business without an IT team.
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Written by people who have run the numbers
Shorter, practical pieces on money, software, marketing and technology for owner-run businesses. Every post carries the date it was last rechecked, and nothing here is written to fill space.
Six changes that remove most of the realistic risk for a business without an IT team.
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