What would be the single most devastating loss that could hit your business? Bankrupt you, or put you out of a job? For most it would be losing your most valuable asset – your data.
Ironically, most firms are blissfully unaware they are on the edge of disaster.
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If you watch or read the news you have heard of CryptoLocker, one of the most notorious of the Ransomware type of malwares that have recently popped up in our modern digitally connected society, and the trend-setter of the type that encrypt files until a payment is made in exchange for the private key.
We’ve all been there. You have a great idea that you want to tell the world about. But then as you do your research, somebody else has beaten you to it, and has done such a great job you just can’t improve on it. Danielle Major over at Ki Consultants, Inc.
Alan wrote an article about disaster recover which was published in Solutions Review in which he highlighted how so many companies are on the brink of disaster without even knowing it and how fixing IT’s biggest problem is an easy thing to fix.
He talked about backup and disaster recovery.
Windows 10 is starting to automatically pop up on computers offering a free download. Yikes! Henry just wrote a fantastic article about this that we will be putting up on our Blog ASAP. If you want a copy sent directly to you email [email protected] or keep an eye on our blog.
Things you should know:
MAJOR Vulnerability: Adobe Flash has been constantly having massive security issues lately. So much so that some sites are banning it’s use. Almost EVERY computer has this installed and is at risk of spyware, malware, ransomware and damage.
What you need to know about DirSync - our experiences with DirSync and Office 365, by David Parizek and Henry Verlander.
DirSync can help simplify Active Directory users’ experiences with Office 365, and eliminate the need for multiple passwords without adding major infrastructure.
Mobile phones, also referred to as cell phones have become one of the most critical devices for ensuring that people stay connected with one another, whether personally or professionally. How well do you know the history of what’s in your pocket? Here are a few questions to find out if you are as smart as you think.
We have been searching long and hard to find the best of the best to join our elite team of network engineers. Someone who knows how to balance top level skill with top level client service. We have received floods of applicants and have gone through several full waves of testing, interviews and evaluations only to start all over again several times.
