MARCH 2025
Monthly Newsletter | March 2025
Hey, BITLINK Family!
Welcome to the March edition of the BITLINK IT newsletter! Spring is almost here, and so are new tech threats. We’ve got fresh security tips, good reads, and some simple advice to help you stay ahead. Let’s dive in.
BITLINK IT Updates
We’re rolling into March with a full head of steam! More clients are jumping on board and we’re continuing to deliver smart, remote-first IT support for small businesses and nonprofits.
Spring Clean Your Tech – This month we’re helping teams declutter and secure their systems. Want in? Hit us up!
Windows 10 End of Life is Coming: Microsoft will stop supporting Windows 10 in 2025. Don’t wait ‘til the last minute—get the facts and prep your devices now.
Security Corner: Don't Get Hooked by a Phish
Phishing scams are getting sneaky. Here’s how to protect yourself and your team:
- Don’t click unexpected links — even if it looks like it’s from your boss.
- Look for spelling errors and odd email addresses.
- Enable multi-factor authentication wherever possible.
Need phishing simulations for your staff? Let’s get you on the MAX Plan.
Tech Tip of the Month: Audit Your Admins
Take a quick look at who has admin access to your business tools. You might be surprised who’s still got control. Clean house to avoid risks from past employees or unused accounts.
BITLINK Q&A: Ask Us Anything!
What’s the difference between Google Workspace and Microsoft 365? Do I really need a backup if I’m using the cloud?
Got questions like that? Reply to this email and we’ll tackle them in the next issue!
Recommended Reads
The Hidden Dangers of Public Wi-Fi
Public networks are convenient, but they can expose your data to cybercriminals. Learn how to stay safe while connected on the go.
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Top 10 Cyber Hygiene Tips
From strong passwords to software updates, these tips will keep your digital life clean, secure, and resilient.
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Why More Small Businesses Are Prioritizing Cybersecurity
60% of small businesses that suffer a cyberattack go out of business within six months. Discover why cybersecurity is no longer optional.
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