Insights and tips to keep your IT ahead of the curve
According to a 2018 report by Global Workplace Analytics, working remotely has grown by “140% since 2005” and is still growing rapidly. As you make the move from an office
Do you have the option of working from home? If remote work is available to you, you’re a part of the 29%, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. With
Computer Safety Protocols for your Small Business In January of this year, 1.76 billion user records leaked. User information and plain text passwords were extracted from 772 million users, while
Don’t Click that link or open that file A small business must have a policy in place for cybersecurity in the office and, more specifically, for dealing with bad emails.
By: Samantha Boneck Cybercriminals Compromise Your Computer Security Through Insecure Passwords Every year 1.5 trillion in illicit profits go to cybercriminals resulting in people losing essential data and putting their
If you use Google Chrome on a mobile device, you’ll notice something any time Google displays a list of sites. Let’s say for example if you perform a search for
On January 17th of this year (2020), Microsoft discovered and disclosed the existence of a zero-day vulnerability. It was present in Internet Explorer versions 9 through 11 and will result
A real-time translation service is in the process of being developed by Google. Just about everyone has made use of Google Translate at one point or another. You find some
As you’re probably aware, Microsoft has officially pulled the plug on Windows 7 support for everyone except those who are paying for the privilege via the company’s ESU (Extended Security
Not long ago, security researcher Brian Krebs discovered an issue with the iPhone 11. It contains a chip dubbed U1, which functions on UWB (Ultra Wide Band). Due to international
Another week, another high-profile data breach. This time, it’s a big one that has affected 30 million people from the Wawa data breach. In December 2019, the convenience store chain
If you’re a Mac user, you may have heard of the malware known as Shlayer. It first made headlines in the early part of 2018. The malware is primarily used
