Ditch your password manager

Passwords, hate them or hate them, just won’t die. Well, not quite yet anyway. That seems to be the takeaway from the latest RSA report into identity and authentication, and it really is, well, pants.

So, the dust has settled, the world hasn’t ended, and you’ve decided to stick with Windows 10. You’re not alone – millions of people worldwide are saying “no thanks” to Windows 11 and carrying on with

PHYSICAL STORAGE Store small USB sticks in craft boxes I’ve just started transferring MP3 files to small USB sticks to use in the appropriate socket in my Bluetooth speaker. But storage as usual with

Now we’ve survived the biggest software event of 2025 – Microsoft ending support for Windows 10 – it’s time to start looking to the future. And whether you’ve upgraded to Windows 11 or stayed with its

Passwords have become rather old hat. In fact, there are moves afoot to ditch them altogether in favour of all-digital passkeys, but for those to work you still need some way to prove your identity. A

My verdict is clear on the whole migration away from Windows 10 thing. The bigger the network, the easier the upgrade, along with a definite bias towards cloud deployments being more difficult and exp