It and Computing News & Updates
Studies suggest that you have a mere 2 to 3 seconds to make a strong first impression online. In those fleeting moments, your audience decides whether your content is worth their precious time.
As a content creator or marketer, your biggest challenge is to capture your audience's attention and keep it. But here's the harsh truth: you have just seconds to do it.
In today's fast-paced digital landscape, where information flows like a river and automation rules the game, businesses are finding it increasingly challenging to stand out.
In today's fast-paced digital landscape, where information flows like a river and automation rules the game, businesses are finding it increasingly challenging to stand out.
Control Alt Delete are IT flexible support specialists for small businesses in and around Bolton. Countless businesses rely on Control Alt Delete to create computer setups and solutions that are tailor-made to meet their specific needs.
- 26th February 2018
When we think about cyber security we tend to think about passwords, unsafe websites and viruses attached to emails. One thing that is often overlooked is the security of our own wireless networks themselves.
- 9th January 2018
We take a look at how to ensure your passwords are as secure as possible.
- 12th December 2017
It was early December and Father Christmas was pacing around the workshop, muttering under his breath. The elves were getting worried, he had been doing this for a few hours now, so one little elf stepped up. “Hey Santa! What are you doing?” he asked.
- 7th December 2017
If you have any personal computers or tablets in your office or workplace, here are some handy tips to keep them secure over Christmas.
- 16th May 2017
I’m sure by now that everybody has seen the news over the weekend about the Malware attack on the NHS and other organisations worldwide. We are anticipating some concern from customers and thought it would be a good idea to detail what has happened over the weekend and what you can do to ensure this doesn’t happen to any of your computers.