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Interns and temp workers: why their access stays active far too long
Interns, freelancers, and temp workers quickly get access to all sorts of things — and often keep it long after they've left. Here's how to handle it cleanly, without an HR department.
Security zonder IT-afdelingGuest Wi-Fi at the office: why you really want a separate guest network
A client asks for the Wi-Fi password and you type it in without a second thought. Convenient — but also risky. Here's how to set up a guest network without making it complicated.
ToegangsbeheerPasswords in SMEs: from sticky notes to a proper team vault
Passwords on sticky notes, in a shared Excel file, or sent via WhatsApp — almost every SME does it. Here's how to fix it step by step, without your team needing a training course.
Security zonder IT-afdelingFormer employee still in the WhatsApp group: the leak you never see coming
Mailboxes and logins get sorted neatly when someone leaves — but WhatsApp, Signal, and Teams groups are routinely forgotten. Here's how to fix that for good.
Security zonder IT-afdelingOld phone numbers in 2FA: the security gap nobody notices
Many SMB accounts are still tied to phone numbers belonging to former employees or a SIM you cancelled three years ago. Here's how to sort it out in an afternoon.
Security zonder IT-afdelingSharing files securely in SMBs: without making everyone learn a new app
Most data breaches at SMBs aren't caused by hackers — they come down to a wrongly shared link or a forgotten guest account. Here's how to get secure file sharing sorted in an afternoon.
Security zonder IT-afdelingSummer Checklist for SMBs: stay secure during the holiday period
The summer holidays are prime time for fraudsters banking on a half-empty office. Use this practical checklist to keep your SMB secure throughout the holiday period.
ComplianceISO 27001 Annex A.9: What the Auditor Really Wants to See
Annex A.9 — Access Control — is the most demanding of the 14 sections. Here's a practical breakdown per sub-control: A.9.1 through A.9.4, with what actually works as evidence in an SMB context.