3 Ways Your Personal Information is at Risk
If you follow current events, you’re probably familiar with many of the ways your personal information can be compromised. From corporations you trust, to blackhat hackers, your information is a valued commodity in today’s world. Here are 4 ways your personal information is at risk, with suggestions on how you can limit your exposure. #1….
Read MoreRebuilding Trust After A Breach
Did you know that according to the Privacy Rights Clearinghouse, there have been 11,611,620,795 records that have experienced a breach since 2005? Many of these breaches include data elements useful to identity thieves, such as Social Security numbers, account numbers, credit card numbers, and driver’s license numbers. The world’s volume of data has been growing…
Read MoreSpam Control for Email
Is your email inbox out of control? If you are like the average business professional, then you probably have an inbox that fills up daily with work email, newsletters, advertisements, promotions, sales, gimmicks, and, yes, spam. The average business person looks at their email 15 times per day. Given that number, which we suspect is…
Read MoreProtecting Your Personal Online Privacy
Do you ever worry about how much personal information is out there on the internet about you? There’s probably more than you think. What could be found out about you in a few keystrokes? Could someone find out your address, email, birthday, credit card numbers, or even your Social Security number? Here are a few…
Read More3 Business Time Savers
Benjamin Franklin said it best, “Time is money.” If you are like most successful business people, you are busy. Your time is worth quite a lot. Finding ways to save time then is critical, especially given the fast pace of most businesses in today’s highly tech-driven business world. Here are just three of our favorite…
Read More3 Warning Signs of a Computer Disaster
Is your computer trying to tell you something? If it has started acting differently in ways such as freezing up, slowing down, or making noise, then you might be right. Computers have a way of sending users a signal that something catastrophic is about to happen to the software, hardware, or all of your data!…
Read MoreHow Cybersecurity has Changed In the 2010’s
Cybersecurity is constantly changing. As threats evolve, so to do responses to those threats. The history of cybersecurity is a long and complex one. But even in the last decade, there have been noteworthy advancements in the field. Here are a few of the most significant changes to cybersecurity in the 2010’s. Artificial Intelligence (A.I.) The…
Read More5 Unique Ways to use Technology in the Workplace
In today’s world, technology is a staple in the vast majority of workplaces. Whether it’s communicating through email, using digital project management tools, or nearly anything else we do on our computers, technology has greatly improved efficiency for businesses. But while you’re probably aware of all the basics in terms of how technology is used,…
Read MoreThe Importance of Your Passwords
In your personal life, there’s a pretty strong probability that you use one or two passwords for all your accounts. You know this isn’t a great idea, but you really don’t want to go through the hassle of resetting your password every time you log in from a new device. I’m here to tell you…
Read MoreCybercrime: What You Need to Know
As cybercrime becomes more and more complex, it’s easy to get lost in the technical terminology and complicated methods used by IT professionals to keep your network safe. While many of us like to think we have a solid understanding of the risks presented by cybercriminals, the reality is much more convulded than many realize….
Read MoreFive Benefits of Managed IT Services
To outsource or not to outsource, that is the question. Companies have been pondering that question regarding their IT services for much of the 21st century, without a solid sense of how to weigh the pros and cons. Now, as risk grows, the decision is becoming more relevant, and more urgent, than ever. If you’re…
Read More3 Benefits of Allowing Remote Employees
Does your office allow employees to work remotely? If not, then you may want to consider it, since there are so many benefits to this practice. Our research has shown that we are in the midst of a flexible workspace revolution. This flexibility can come in many forms and possibly be a breath of fresh…
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