Where did all the articles go?

Welcome to the new Wireguided website. We rebuilt it from the ground up so it loads faster, reads more clearly, and gets you to an answer (or a person) in fewer clicks. If you came here looking for an article you read on the old site, this post explains where it went.

We left the old articles behind on purpose

The previous site carried years of posts. Some were written when a different version of Windows was current, when phishing looked different, and when advice that was right at the time has since gone stale. Technology moves quickly, and security advice moves faster. An article that recommends a setting that no longer exists, or calls something safe that no longer is, does more harm than no article at all.

Rather than spend weeks editing old posts, we chose to start clean. Everything published here from now on is written for today, reviewed by the engineers who do this work every day, and dated so you always know how current it is.

What to expect here

Short, plain-English reads for the people who run the business: owners, office managers, and the person who ended up in charge of IT. Topics will follow what our clients are actually asking about right now: keeping email safe, getting more out of Microsoft 365, using AI at work without leaking data, and what to look for in a Managed Service Provider (MSP).

Looking for something specific?

If an old article helped you and you want the current version of that advice, ask us directly. Call +1 781-679-0660 or email hello@wireguided.com and a real engineer will answer. In the meantime, two resources on this site are fully up to date: the Security Awareness Guide, which walks through the eight red flags of a phishing email, and the Threat Test, an interactive challenge your whole team can take.

Thanks for reading. More soon.