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The Founders Log - June 2026 Review
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The Founders Log - June 2026 Review

In the June 2026 Founder's Log, we reflect on renewing Cyber Essentials under the new cloud-focused guidelines for a major Google Workspace client. We also discuss a recent lead whose missing DMARC settings left them highly vulnerable to domain spoofing, and we share our monthly assistance and support statistics.

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The Best Way to Manage Projects in Google Drive.

The Best Way to Manage Projects in Google Drive.

Managing a big client campaign shouldn't mean hunting through ten different folders and private email threads. This practical guide shows you how the new Projects feature in Google Drive brings your files, live Gmail threads, and Gemini AI insights onto a single screen to keep your team members perfectly aligned.

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What Are the Biggest Cyber Threats to Small Businesses in 2026?
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What Are the Biggest Cyber Threats to Small Businesses in 2026?

The biggest cyber threat to small businesses in 2026 is no longer a virus, it is a convincing human conversation. Attackers trick a team member into handing over access rather than breaking through any wall. Here are five practical steps to protect your business, and why an IT partner watching all the time is your strongest defence.

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How Are Attackers Using AI Against Small Businesses in 2026?
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How Are Attackers Using AI Against Small Businesses in 2026?

Attacks by AI-enabled adversaries rose 89% in a single year, according to the CrowdStrike 2026 Global Threat Report. AI has wiped out the spelling mistakes and robotic calls that once exposed a scam, so the old advice to spot fakes no longer works. The reliable defence is to verify any request for money or access through a separate, trusted channel. This guide covers the habits that protect small businesses, plus a live test for spotting a deepfake on a video call.

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How Do You Answer a Supplier Data Protection Questionnaire About Google Workspace?

How Do You Answer a Supplier Data Protection Questionnaire About Google Workspace?

When a major potential client drops a supplier data protection questionnaire into your inbox, it can feel daunting. But if you run on Google Workspace, the tools you need to pass their security audit—like Google Vault and shared drives—are already in your subscription. Here is how to map their questions to your features and get the contract signed.

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The Founders Log - April 2026 Review
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The Founders Log - April 2026 Review

In our April 2026 update, we celebrate global growth by onboarding our first North American client, partner with a new medical AI venture, and reflect on the appeal of relocating to Jersey. Plus, we share our latest Google Workspace tutorials and monthly IT support statistics.

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What is the easiest way to install the Google Voice app on a computer?

What is the easiest way to install the Google Voice app on a computer?

Google Voice is a Progressive Web App, so you can install it on your computer from Chrome or Edge in about three clicks, no bulky installer needed. Four simple steps give your team a dedicated calling app; pin it to your taskbar or Dock and your business line is always one click away.

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