Latest from Our IT Support Blog in West Sussex
Advice, how-tos, and behind-the-scenes from your local IT team in West Sussex.
Welcome to the Novo IT blog — your source for practical advice, industry updates, and local insights into IT support in West Sussex. We post regularly about cybersecurity, remote work, IT trends, and how small businesses can get the most out of their tech.
Want to learn more about what we do? Visit our Managed IT Services or Cybersecurity pages — or contact us to speak with a friendly human.
Home cybersecurity matters more than ever. Learn how to secure your network, smart devices, and remote work setup with simple practical steps.
A neglected website can become an easy target for attackers. Learn how to keep your small-business website secure with regular updates, strong passwords, backups and clear responsibility.
A 30-minute monthly IT check can catch problems before they become expensive. Here's what every small business should review, from backups and updates to user access and subscriptions.
A PC health check can help improve performance, prevent problems, and extend your computer’s lifespan. Here’s how to do one.
Passkeys replace passwords with secure device-based authentication. Find out why they're harder to phish, where they work and how your business can start using them.
QR code phishing, or quishing, is on the rise. Learn how attackers hide malicious links inside QR codes, why these scams bypass traditional security, and the simple steps your business can take to stay protected.
Dark web monitoring can help businesses spot exposed credentials early, but it is not a complete cybersecurity solution. Here’s when it is worth it.
Email spoofing can damage your reputation and trick customers into fraud. Learn how SPF, DKIM and DMARC work together to protect your domain, improve email delivery, and prevent attackers from sending emails that appear to come from your business.
The first hour after a cyberattack is crucial. Learn the practical steps every small business should take to contain the incident, protect evidence and begin recovery.
Curious about UK cyber threats?
Check out the National Cyber Security Centre for more advice.