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Resources
Straight answers about business IT.
Useful content should answer questions customers actually ask. The FSCS resource centre focuses on practical decisions, common problems and explanations that help local businesses understand what matters before they buy anything.
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July 15, 2025
Windows 10 leftovers in Durham offices, 2026
Support ended. Imaging PCs and front-desk towers are still running it. Here is the local, boring fix.
July 22, 2025
Passkeys for a 22-person Durham firm
Passwords get stolen. Passkeys do not. Microsoft 365 already knows how. Most offices never turned it on.
First resource topics
Microsoft 365
Business Standard vs Business Premium, tenant security, SharePoint vs OneDrive and why cloud data still needs a backup plan.
Cybersecurity
MFA, phishing, business email compromise, endpoint security and cyber insurance readiness.
Backup & recovery
How often to back up, what to test and how to decide what must recover first.
Infrastructure
Business Wi-Fi, Internet failover, firewalls, server lifecycle and network segmentation.
Buying decisions
Clear comparisons and implementation considerations without affiliate-link soup.
Content rule: write from real work
The strongest FSCS articles will come from questions, incidents and projects that actually happen. Specific experience is more valuable than another generic five-cybersecurity-tips article.
FAQ
Common questions
Will these articles be written for technical people?
They should be useful to business owners and managers first, with enough technical detail to be credible.
Will the resource centre help with local SEO?
Yes, but only if the content is genuinely useful. Search visibility is a result of good content, not the reason to publish filler.
Can topics turn into future service pages?
Yes, when search data and customer questions show that a subject deserves a dedicated commercial page.
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