What’s it Going to Take? Cybersecurity

What Is Changing? This year has been far from typical, but it started out “normal”. Businesses had time to set their technology budgets for 2020,

August 10, 2020
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Are You and Your Team Prepared to Deal with Phishing?

Why Phishing Attacks are So Dangerous There are various factors that contribute to the risks associated with phishing attacks. One of the biggest contributors: the

August 7, 2020
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Tip of the Week: Get More from Your Android Device’s Battery

We should mention that we are using a device with the Android 10 OS built in. Not all of these features will be available on

August 5, 2020
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Did Google and Apple Secretly Install a COVID-19 Tracking App?

We’ve seen a few social media posts over the last week or so claiming that Android and iPhones have been getting a COVID-19 tracking app

August 3, 2020
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Office 365 is Now Microsoft 365

Microsoft 365 comes in three different delivery models: Home, Business, and Enterprise. The confusion comes from the fact that the company launched Microsoft 365 that

July 31, 2020
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Tip: Google Search Tricks You Might Not Know

Searching for an Exact Phrase If you happen to know that you are looking for an exact phrase, verbatim, Google search enables you to specify

July 29, 2020
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Get More Done With Automation

Data Automation Explained Data automation is the collection and transcription of data using automated software systems. Some include new AI capabilities that help the system

July 27, 2020
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Data Loss: A Business’ Biggest Faux Pas

A firewall is useful but isn’t going to do much to help if your server is on fire. Thankfully, we have Backup and Disaster Recovery

July 24, 2020
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Tip of the Week: Some Shortcuts You May Find Useful

New Browser or File Explorer Window Ctrl + N Let’s start with an easy one: opening a browser or File Explorer window in a new

July 22, 2020
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Are You Trying to Grow Your Business?

Are You Still Working On Your Business? Most entrepreneurs look to other entrepreneurs to provide the knowledge base they need to successfully grow their businesses.

July 20, 2020
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How Current Events Should Impact Your Business’ Technology Strategy

Remote Work and Distance Learning While neither working from home or learning online are exactly new, they have exploded in popularity due to recent events.

July 17, 2020
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Tip of the Week: Adding Google Drive Files to Your Bookmarks

If you’re a G Suite user, it is almost certain that you repeatedly return to a few documents more often than you do others. Navigating

July 15, 2020
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Are Professional Habits Changing During the New Normal?

Seriously, Have You Noticed How Many People Resort to Waving? Think back to the last remote meeting you participated in. You and the other members

July 13, 2020
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Features to Seek Out in a Business Router

1. Security Let’s consider the amount and kind of data that your business accesses, compared to what is assembled on your home network. While your

July 10, 2020
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Five Things to Preserve Your Network and Systems

2. Ensure Backup Procedures Are Checked Regularly – Many times business owners think that they have a backup system in place only to find out

July 10, 2020
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Can You Really Afford Not to Have a Backup Plan?

1. How often is employee productivity and customer accessibility or service stalled each day from a downed network or system? 2. How much downtime can

July 10, 2020
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Data Loss Can Cause You to Shut Down

While corporate-level data losses and insider theft are well publicized, many smaller businesses have also become casualties of data loss and theft. Following a significant

July 10, 2020
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Tip of the Week: How to Create a Thread on Twitter

Defining a Twitter Thread A Twitter Thread is pretty much what it says on the box: a chain of tweets, posted one after another, all

July 8, 2020
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Macs Are Not Immune to Cybersecurity Threats

Do Macs Get Viruses? In short, the answer is yes, absolutely. Apple computers can get infected with malware like viruses and ransomware. Macs can also

July 6, 2020
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Not All Cybersecurity Efforts Work to Keep You Secure

“Security Theater” Coined by cybersecurity technologist Bruce Schneier in the early 2000s, “security theater” describes any security efforts that make one seem more secure but

July 3, 2020
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