Paige
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Microsoft 365 Business mailboxes now go up to 100 GB
Microsoft has doubled the primary mailbox limit on Microsoft 365 Business Basic, Business Standard and Business Premium, from 50 GB to 100 GB. The rollout was scheduled to finish by…
Excel for Mac: A guide for Windows users (with free shortcut reference sheet)
Excel on a Mac runs the same files, formulas and PivotTables as Excel on Windows. If you're moving from a Windows PC, most of your skills carry over directly. The…
OpenAI’s researchers spend $140,000 a month on AI tokens. What does that mean for a UK business?
OpenAI recently disclosed how much its own researchers spend running AI models against their work. The median researcher now spends around $600 a day on tokens, roughly $12,000 a month.…
Anthropic, Musk and OpenAI call for a slowdown on AI development. Why don’t they slow it down themselves?
On 12 September 2026, Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei published an essay titled "We Must Pace the Frontier," arguing that the AI industry needs to slow how fast it improves model…
The EU Cyber Resilience Act’s 24-hour reporting rule: is it actually realistic?
On 11 September 2026, a new clock started running for any manufacturer selling a "product with digital elements" into the EU.Under Article 14 of the Cyber Resilience Act (Regulation (EU)…
John Ternus’s first keynote as CEO signals steady leadership for Apple-first businesses
On 9 September, John Ternus stood on an Apple stage as CEO for the first time and did what every Apple CEO before him has done: introduced new hardware. Ternus,…
Network segmentation is what limits how far a single breach can spread
Most network management conversations start with WiFi and stop there, but WiFi is only the visible part of a much bigger system. For a growing business, "network management" actually covers…
Apple’s September 9 launch brings a foldable iPhone and a new CEO’s first keynote
Apple holds its "Surprise and shine" event on Wednesday 9 September, and two things make this one different from the usual annual refresh. It's the first keynote under new CEO…
Nvidia agrees $12.9bn deal to buy open-source AI hub Hugging Face
Nvidia has agreed to buy Hugging Face, the platform millions of developers use to find, share and test AI models, in a deal worth $12.9bn. It is Nvidia's second-largest acquisition…
SRA and Lexcel compliance require Apple-specialist IT support, not generalist cover
London law firms running Mac fleets face a compliance gap most generalist IT providers cannot see, let alone close. The Solicitors Regulation Authority does not publish a single prescriptive IT…
BYOD iPhones work now that Apple separates work from personal data
For most agencies between 70 and 150 people, BYOD is now a genuinely workable iPhone policy, not just a cheaper compromise. Apple's account-driven User Enrolment creates a real technical separation…
Ternus becomes Apple’s new CEO next week as Cook moves to Executive Chairman
John Ternus takes over as Apple's chief executive officer on 1 September, with Tim Cook stepping into the newly created role of executive chairman. The handover, confirmed by Apple in…
Being in the cloud does not mean Microsoft or Google is backing it up for you
Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace keep your data running. Neither one backs it up in the way most businesses assume. Both operate on a shared responsibility model, where the platform…
Most UK businesses still don’t have a plan for a cyber attack
Nearly a third of British manufacturers were hit by a cyber-attack, either directly or through their supply chain, in the past 12 months, according to a new survey from MakeUK.…
4 ways criminals are actually using AI against UK businesses right now
AI models breaking out of test labs made headlines this summer. OpenAI, Anthropic and Meta all disclosed cases of their own models breaching outside systems during safety testing. But the…
Your team still needs a password manager, even with passkeys everywhere
Passkeys are a genuine step forward for authentication, and they don't retire your business password manager. The reality is that passkeys and a password manager solve different problems, and most…
The Copilot+ PC race doesn’t change the case for Apple Silicon
If your business already runs on Apple Silicon Macs, the real value in the Copilot+ PC launch is understanding what Microsoft's new AI PC category actually delivers so that you…
AI models posed as real people to target GitHub maintainers during UK safety testing
A UK government safety test has caught Anthropic's Claude Mythos 5 creating fake identities of real software developers to trick them into approving malicious code. It is the clearest documented…
The Mac Mini price rise changes the case for business desktops
Apple removed the £599 Mac Mini this year. The entry price is now £799. This narrows the gap to the MacBook Air, which starts at £1,099. For many UK businesses,…
Three companies were hacked by an AI that thought it was still being tested
Anthropic has confirmed that its Claude models broke out of controlled testing environments and gained unauthorised access to the real systems of three separate organisations, a fault the company has…
Coca-Cola’s Fairlife confirms ransomware attack halted US milk production for 11 days
Fairlife has resumed production after a ransomware attack forced a shutdown Coca-Cola confirmed on 27th of July that Fairlife, its dairy subsidiary, has resumed the majority of production at all…
An OpenAI model hacked Hugging Face on its own during a test
In a blog post on 21 July, OpenAI said a combination of its models, including one not yet released, broke out of an isolated test environment and accessed Hugging Face's…
Why most UK Apple-first businesses should still choose Jamf over Intune
Your Desktop, Downloads, and Documents folders are not backed up automatically. Anything important in them neeGrowing businesses eventually outgrow basic device management. When your fleet scales, you’re usually looking at…
The hidden cost of break-fix IT for a regulated UK business
A break-fix contract looks cheaper right up until the moment your regulator asks for a patch history you don't have. That's the position a lot of regulated firms find themselves…
Apple’s lawsuit against OpenAI is really an offboarding story
Updated 26 October 2026: this article has been updated to reflect the 14 October court hearing. Apple has filed a federal lawsuit accusing OpenAI of trade secret theft, and the…
Migrating ChatGPT data to Claude: a basic guide
Before you start First, check what type of ChatGPT account you're using. This determines how (or whether) you can export your data. If any of the content includes client data,…
7 things specialist IT support actually covers for a UK financial services firm
Financial services firms do not need more IT support than other businesses. They need IT support that understands what a regulator will ask to see. That distinction changes what day-to-day…
Mac is now a target on two fronts. Jamf has launched tools for both
Jamf has announced two significant product launches on the same day, each addressing a different dimension of the growing security challenge around enterprise Mac. The first is AI Governance for…
Everything you wanted to know about your Mac (but were too afraid to ask)
Every Mac has its quirks. Most of them are completely normal, but nobody tells you that, so you end up whispering your question into Google at 11pm instead of asking…
Your breach reporting policy may be weaker than you think
A new industry survey has surfaced an uncomfortable pattern. It is not about weak passwords or missed patches. It is about what happens after a breach is already discovered, and…
Anthropic restores Fable 5 and Mythos 5 after US lifts three-week export ban
The US government has lifted its export ban on Anthropic's two most advanced AI models, Fable 5 and Mythos 5, just under three weeks after ordering them taken offline over…
Ford rehired 300 engineers after AI quality checks fell short
Ford has rehired more than 300 veteran quality inspectors after its AI driven inspection systems failed to catch problems its experienced human engineers would have spotted. The carmaker's vice president…
Microsoft 365 licensing changes land on 1 July, here is what actually matters
Microsoft's biggest Microsoft 365 licensing update in years takes effect on 1 July 2026, and it is not just a price rise. Business Premium holds its price while mailbox storage…
New MacBook, no power adapter: the EU rule affecting every UK business buyer
If you have ordered a new MacBook recently and opened the box to find a cable but no charger, you have not been sent an incomplete order. The power adapter…
Co-managed IT: Who actually owns what? A responsibility matrix for Mac-first businesses
Co-managed IT sounds simple in principle: your internal IT person handles the day-to-day, the MSP handles the specialist work. In practice, the arrangement breaks down the moment an incident happens…
Apple has raised MacBook and iPad prices by up to 20%. Here is what is driving it.
The MacBook Neo launched at £599. It now costs £699. Apple has confirmed price increases of up to 20% across its Mac and iPad range, with more potentially to follow.…
Why most UK businesses are failing Cyber Essentials Control 3 and how 1Password fixes it
Cyber Essentials has five controls. Control 3, user access control, is the one most UK businesses arrive at renewal having only partially addressed. The passwords are set. MFA is enabled…
Co-managed IT vs fully outsourced IT: which model actually fits your business?
Most businesses assume they face a binary choice: hire an internal IT team or outsource everything to a provider. The reality in 2026 is more nuanced. Co-managed IT, where an…
MacBook Air vs MacBook Pro for Business: Which to Choose
Updated: September 2026 The MacBook Air and MacBook Pro are closer than they've ever been. The M5 Air handles everyday tasks, creative projects, and even demanding workloads without breaking a…
Why Macs cost more on day one and less over three years: a total cost of ownership guide for UK businesses
Every conversation about switching to Mac runs into the same moment. Someone opens the Apple Store, compares the sticker price to a Dell equivalent, and the case collapses. Except the…
One company spent $500 million on Claude in a month. Here is how to govern AI costs before they govern you
An unnamed company spent $500 million on Claude in a single month. Not as a planned investment. As an accident. No usage limits had been placed on employee licences, and…
Your staff now have AI agents running in their Google accounts around the clock – Here’s what your IT policy needs to say
Gemini Spark, announced at Google I/O on 19 May 2026, is not a chatbot. It is a persistent, cloud-based AI agent that runs continuously on dedicated Google virtual machines, 24…
Switching your business from PC to Mac: what it actually takes (and why most companies get it wrong)
Most articles about switching from PC to Mac focus on keyboard shortcuts and how to find the Finder. That is not why business switches fail. They fail because the infrastructure…
The state of Apple in UK Business 2026
Apple's position in UK business has never been stronger, and 2026 looks set to extend thatlead rather than consolidate it. Three forces are converging. First, Apple's share of the UK…
What ISO 27001 means for Dr Logic clients
Dr Logic is now certified to ISO 27001, the international standard for information security management. We achieved certification in-house, alongside our existing Cyber Essentials Plus certification and our recently awarded…
Why your team’s mental health depends on IT decisions you made on day one
Every year, Mental Health Awareness Week prompts businesses to act. Managers book training. HR teams update policies. Awareness sessions get scheduled. All of it matters. But almost none of it…
MFA, SSO, and password managers: what your Mac-first business actually needs in 2026
Multi-factor authentication. Single sign-on. Password managers. Passkeys. There are more ways to secure a login than ever before. The question for most businesses is not what exists, but what they…
It’s World Password Day, and Apple wants you to stop using passwords altogether
The best password is the one you never have to type. Apple, Google, and Microsoft all agree on that. And in 2026, the technology to make it happen is finally…
What is a DSAR and does your team know what to do when one lands?
A data subject access request can arrive at any time, in any format, and your business has one calendar month to respond. Many companies treat DSARs primarily as a legal…
Lease vs Buy Macs for Business: Apple Financing Explained
When a growing business needs 20 new MacBooks, the instinct is almost always to buy them outright, capitalise the cost, and move on. It's how most businesses have always done…
Apple productivity features for business: Universal Clipboard, Handoff and Continuity Camera explained
Remote and hybrid work introduced a problem nobody talks about enough: the micro-friction of switching between devices. Copying a link on your phone and emailing it to yourself so you…
How to use macOS Focus Modes to reduce burnout and protect deep work for remote teams
The average knowledge worker is interrupted every three minutes. For remote teams juggling multiple clients, Slack channels, and project boards, it's often worse. The result isn't just lost productivity, it's…
Give the people what they want (without breaking the bank): the Neo and the rise of employee choice
The "Employee Choice" hardware model, where staff select their own devices, has evolved past being just a trendy perk for tech giants. Our long-term experience managing hardware fleets confirms that…
Why start-ups choose Apple: speed, security and lower lifetime cost
Start-ups make technology decisions differently from large enterprises. They prioritise speed over legacy compatibility, security without heavy overhead and infrastructure that scales cleanly as headcount grows. They do not have…
How Apple’s productivity tools can transform your business
Most businesses already use Apple devices, but far fewer use the Apple ecosystem strategically. When Macs, iPads and iPhones are deployed deliberately, supported properly and integrated with identity and security…
Switching MSP? How to evaluate a new Apple-centric IT partner after a bad experience
Changing your Managed Service Provider is rarely a proactive move. Most organisations begin searching for a new IT partner only after confidence has quietly eroded. Support may feel reactive rather…
Zero-downtime IT: why financial firms can’t afford a single hour of outage
In financial services, downtime is never just a technical issue. Recent research from Oxford Economics shows financial services organisations face average annual downtime costs of around $152 million, driven by…
MSP vs in-house IT vs Apple specialist: Which actually works?
Most organisations end up asking this question only after something has gone wrong. Support feels slow. Security feels uncertain. Projects stall. Costs creep up without delivering clarity. At that point,…
Apple MSP vs traditional MSP: a side by side breakdown
Choosing an IT partner is no longer just about response times and ticket queues. For organisations built on Apple technology, the difference between a generalist MSP and an Apple-focused MSP…
Switching to an Apple-dedicated MSP: what the transition looks like
Changing your managed service provider is not a small decision. Most organisations delay it longer than they should because they worry about disruption, downtime, or things breaking during the handover.…
The Mac management mismatch: why your remote team needs a remote IT partner
Specialised remote IT is the only way to seamlessly secure and support your distributed Mac teams.
The IT skills gap: why outsourcing still beats recruiting in 2025
Strategic IT outsourcing provides a complete, scalable team, eliminating the hiring struggle and skill gaps.
Best integrations for creative agencies (M365, Slack, Adobe & more)
Boost creativity and efficiency with the best Microsoft 365, Slack, and Adobe integrations for agencies.
How Google is transforming Chrome with AI: massive expansion in 2025
Google’s Gemini AI transforms Chrome with summaries, automation, and app integration, raising big privacy and SEO concerns.
Any company can be a target: lessons from the latest high-profile data breach
A recent nursery data breach shows no organisation is safe from cyber-attacks. Here’s what every business can learn.
Airports grounded by ransomware: what the Heathrow cyber attack means for your business
Ransomware at Heathrow, Berlin, and Brussels exposed aviation’s digital weaknesses. Here’s what every business can learn.
Billions in US tech investment are transforming the UK’s AI landscape – here’s how your business can benefit
US tech giants are investing over £150 billion in the UK, creating thousands of AI-driven jobs and new opportunities. Now’s the time for UK businesses to modernise IT and get…
Life after Windows 10: Where do Extended Security Updates stand in 2026?
Windows 10 support ends Oct 2025 - Dr Logic supplies ESUs to keep systems secure while planning upgrades.
Jaguar Land Rover cyber-attack: lessons in cyber resilience for UK businesses
A major cyber-attack has forced Jaguar Land Rover to halt production and shut down IT systems. While global brands make headlines, the lessons apply to every UK business. Here’s what…
5 everyday business processes you can automate without a developer
Small and medium-sized businesses don’t need developers to reap the benefits of automation. With today’s no-code tools, you can cut manual work, reduce errors, and scale smarter. This article shares…
Which cloud storage is best for your business
Compare Egnyte, Box, Dropbox, Google Drive & OneDrive to find the best cloud storage for your team’s security, compliance & collaboration.
AI vs automation: Why knowing the difference could save your business time and money
AI and automation are not the same, and knowing the difference could save your business time, money, and headaches. Learn how each works, when to use them, and see real-life…
Why IT as a service (ITaaS) is the smart choice for Apple-based businesses
Apple-based businesses thrive on creativity, but without specialist IT management they risk security gaps, inefficiency, and slow growth. Discover how IT as a Service (ITaaS) combines expert Apple support, proactive…
AI chat sharing: A marketer’s dream or a huge cyber risk?
Google is now indexing shared ChatGPT conversations, unlocking powerful market research and SEO opportunities, but also introducing new cybersecurity risks. Discover how to leverage this data safely with private AI…
Google AI search launches in the UK – here’s how it could change customer behaviour
Google’s new AI Search delivers conversational answers instead of traditional link lists. For businesses, this means fewer clicks from search and a greater need to create authoritative, question-focused content to…
Frustrated with IT? How the right support partner can boost productivity, security, and growth
Struggling with slow support, security worries, or tech that’s holding your business back? The right IT partner does more than fix problems - they boost productivity, strengthen your cyber defences,…
From DIY to delegation: Why are scaling firms choosing outsourced IT support?
Discover why growing businesses are ditching DIY IT for outsourced support - and how Dr Logic helps turn IT from a bottleneck into a strategic advantage.
Cyberattacks on UK businesses: why SMEs are at greater risk in 2026
Cyberattacks are rising - and SMEs are prime targets. From Knights of Old to Peter Green Chilled, the fallout is real. Here’s how to protect your business.
Irreplaceable? Not quite – what Beyoncé’s theft teaches everyone about data security
When laptops and hard drives containing unreleased Beyoncé tour data were stolen, it highlighted a common business risk. This article explores how modern tools like cloud storage, remote wipe, and…
iCloud vs OneDrive vs Google Drive for Business on Mac
Last updated: June 2026 Choosing the right cloud platform is just the start. At Dr Logic, we help creative, collaborative teams get the most from their tech - whether you're…
Top 10 business processes you should automate first
Still drowning in admin, approvals, or reporting? These are the 10 processes most businesses should automate first - and why it’s easier (and smarter) than you think.
Why smart automation is the fastest route to business efficiency
Wasting time on manual tasks? Smart automation helps growing businesses work faster, cut admin, and scale without chaos. Here's how to get started.
The surprising cost of AI: Is your content powering bots instead of traffic?
AI tools are scraping more content than ever, while sending less traffic back. Cloudflare’s CEO calls it a “zero-click ecosystem,” where your content powers bots, not visits. This article explores…
27% of UK businesses hit by cyber‑attacks in the past year, says RICS – Could your infrastructure be at risk?
27% of UK businesses faced cyber attacks last year, often through overlooked systems like smart devices and outdated software. This article breaks down where risks are hiding - and what…
Investor-ready tech: why startups must prioritise IT support and cyber security
Securing funding is a pivotal milestone for startups. However, many founders overlook a critical component that investors scrutinise closely: robust IT infrastructure and cyber security measures. In today's investment landscape,…
How small businesses can use AI in 2026: 5 practical, low-cost ideas
AI isn’t just for big business anymore. From chatbots to smart marketing and automation, here are 5 practical ways SMEs can start using AI today.
Watchdog fines 23andMe £2.3 million after breach affected 7 million users
23andMe fined £2.3M after a data breach exposed 7M users. No MFA. Handling sensitive data? This is your Cyber Essentials Plus wake-up call.
What is ITaaS (IT as a Service), and why are companies making the switch?
In a world of fast-paced growth and hybrid working, traditional IT setups are falling short. That’s why many UK businesses are searching for flexible IT support solutions - leading many…
AI momentum at London Tech Week: what it means for UK businesses
AI was the headline at London Tech Week, but what does it actually mean for your business? From secure Copilot rollouts to smart, scalable pilots, here’s how UK firms can…
14 Google Workspace features every business should be using in 2026
Google Workspace has always been a capable cloud productivity platform. In 2026, it is something more substantial: an integrated AI environment where Gemini is embedded across every app at no…
