Category: Microsoft 365
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10 Best Business Email Providers for Small Businesses in 2026
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Looking for the best business email provider? Compare top options like Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, and Zoho Mail to choose the right one. The post 10 Best Business Email Providers for Small Businesses in 2026 appeared first on TechRepublic.
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Free Business Email: 7 Legit Ways to Get Free Addresses
All businesses need branded email addresses, and small businesses and startups often need it to be as cheap as possible. To help, we rounded up the best legitimate ways to get a free business email address. All are secure and credible for professional use. Some are completely free, while others include free email accounts with…
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How business email compromise attacks emulate legitimate web services to lure clicks
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New BEC cyberattacks use phishing with a legitimate Dropbox link as a lure for malware and credentials theft. Image: Adobe Stock. Threat actors have added a new wrinkle to traditional business email compromise cyberattacks. Call it BEC 3.0 — phishing attacks that bury the hook in legitimate web services like Dropbox. Avanan, a unit of…
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How to activate the Microsoft Loop preview for your organization
Loop is Microsoft’s latest collaboration platform for organizations using Microsoft 365 and Azure. The platform is in preview and can be activated with a complicated procedure. Image: Mark Kaelin/TechRepublic Microsoft Loop is the company’s latest collaboration platform for organizations using Azure and Microsoft 365. When it is released to the public, organizations will be able…
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ScalaHosting: Business email review
Email is the unsung hero of most businesses. If you’ve struggled with free or shared alternatives, a virtual private server from ScalaHosting may be right for you. Image: Song_about_summer/Adobe Stock Like many mission-critical technologies, many businesses spend much time thinking about email until their email system goes down or a key feature from a free…
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Software as a Service (SaaS): A cheat sheet
Image: putilich, Getty Images/iStockphoto With few exceptions, the IT business tools of the modern enterprise, whether a multinational conglomerate or a one-person operation, revolve around cloud computing and the “something-as-a-service” delivery method. Network infrastructure, platforms, application software and everything in between can all be accessed from anywhere, at any time, with nothing more than an…