Labor Day Baby

InfoStream is proud to welcome baby Brayden Drimalas, son of our Engineer, Chris and his wife, Genna. Genna gave birth to Brayden this past Labor Day.

Baby Brayden came into this world nine days early on September 3rd at 11:07 am. He weighed in at 6 pounds, 8_ounces; length 18.5 inches.

Win an Amazon Gift Card!

We are giving away TWO (2) Amazon gift certificates for $25 each.
It’s the easiest to win contest you have ever seen!

You can get an entry every time you “like” any of our FB posts.
You get Double (2) entries for every time you share any of our FB posts.

Mosquitoes of the tech world

RoboCalls are the mosquitoes of the tech world.

Carl, a 93-year-old Boca Raton resident says the calls begin at around 5 pm and go on until about 9 pm. There’ll be 3 or 4 calls. Sometimes there is no one there and sometimes it is someone trying to sell something.

Was your Facebook data shared?

87 million Facebook users are receiving notifications that a third party may have accessed their personal information. You could possibly have been sharing your profile with an unlimited number of people, if you have been using Facebook to link your apps.

A rewarding relationship

Did you know that one of the things which gives us enormous pleasure, is handing over $200 cash to any client who refers us to another firm, when they ultimately become a client?

We’ve given away lots of these referral gifts and would love to give out even more.

To the point hacking

Watch video: To the Point: Immigration & hacking - February 5, 2017

Stories abound about one of the presidential candidate’s campaign email accounts being hacked and leaked, during the election campaign. Internet security is rapidly becoming a huge worry.

Alert: An increasing threat

Loss of data is probably the single biggest fear in the hearts of most IT reliant business professionals today. If it isn’t, it should be.

You should ask yourself the question: could my business survive if my data was lost? Loss is not only the result of damage to equipment, it can be as simple as employee error, a virus, or even a totally legitimate but bad, Windows update.