Insights and tips to keep your IT ahead of the curve
Microsoft may have given up on the idea of putting their Windows operating system on smartphones, but that doesn’t mean they’ve given up on smartphones altogether. Recently, the company announced
Do you have the new Windows 10? The most recent version is version 1903, which was the May 2019 update. Assuming you’ve got that version or later, you should have
Extended Support for Office 2010 expires on October 13th, 2020, so time is running out to upgrade. The company’s official recommendation is to upgrade to either Office 365 ProPlus, or
Twitter isn’t having a good year. Over the past twelve months, the company has fessed up to half a dozen bugs and blunders that have left the company with egg
Do you own a Samsung Galaxy S10? If so, one of the reasons you bought it may be because of its cutting-edge biometric technology. It utilizes ultrasounds to create a
The creators of the dreaded ‘Robbinhood’ ransomware strain are putting their reputation to work for them. The hackers have recently modified their ransom note in a couple of important ways.
Pitney Bowes Hit by Ransomware Pitney Bowes ransomware attack will affect small business owners. If you’re a business owner, you probably utilize at least a few of the services Pitney
Say what you want about Google, but the company has a solid track record of doing all they can to keep the Google Play Store relatively free of poisoned apps.
Are you a Windows iTunes user? Then, you’ll need to upgrade iTunes immediately to avoid ransomware. The group is controlling the software using a zero-day exploit in iTunes for Windows.
The latest build of the iPhone’s operating system, iOS 13.1.2, plagued with serious issues that render their vaunted smartphones virtually useless. Even more problematic, the company seems to be its
Update ‘Whatsapp’ Do you use Whatsapp on an Android device? If so, you’ll want to upgrade to the latest version as soon as possible to steer clear of the poisoned
File this one away under ‘better late than never.’ Zendesk, a popular customer support ticketing platform, has only recently discovered evidence of a data breach that dates back to November
