David Parizek officially became the CIO of InfoStream on his 13th anniversary of working with InfoStream. In addition to his top level engineering work, he will be playing a more active role in overseeing and implementing new technology for InfoStream.
We're excited to announce that we made this years list again as one of the Top 501 MSPs/IT firms in the world as ranked by MSPMentor.net. It's always a challenge to stay ahead of "the wave" in technology. Every day old tech expires, new tech becomes critical and even YOU, the client, constantly change and adapt to reach greater heights.
We are seeing a wave of users who are being forced to upgrade to Windows 10. They get a pop up that they can get the free Windows 10 upgrade installed, however, even if they click the "X" to close the windows, it then installs!
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An iPhone belonging to one of the missing teenagers has been recovered from their capsized boat.
A judge has now ordered that phone be sent to Apple for full forensic investigation.
Tech experts are uncertain as to whether or not anything can be recovered, but all agree that for both families, it's certainly worth trying.
We can now take almost any program and put it on Amazon's amazing worldwide cloud system... awesome-sauce!
Want to move your accounting or quickbooks to the cloud? Done. That critical program? No problem. Need to share that data with people at work, home, other locations and on the road? You got it.
Everyday we seem to hear about a company breached and data stolen. So we take steps to lock down our stuff and protect our computers. But is it possible your information was stolen from another company?
Here is a free tool to look up your email address to see if you are on any of the hacked client databases that have been shared around the "bad guys" community: (more…)
Last year two Florida teens were tragically lost at sea on a fishing trip. The boat they were using when they disappeared has now been recovered and will soon be sent back to the US.
It was found by a Norwegian supply ship approximately 100 miles from the coast of Bermuda.
Have you ever thought that maybe having just a password to log into your computer isn’t enough to keep hackers out? Has the thought ever occurred to you that you may be leaving a ‘back door to your personal information’ wide open.
Well, there is just such a back door.
Are you actually paying someone to cause your downfall?
Would you pay a criminal to break into your business? Would you hire a corrupt bookkeeper you know nothing about and then give them full access to your bank accounts and credit cards? Of course not! Yet we constantly see something far more damaging.
