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Keep Your Firmware Safe and Secure
Most of us can differentiate between hardware and software. But how many know what firmware refers to? More importantly, is your business securing its firmware against security vulnerabilities? Your business knows it needs to keep its operating systems (OSs) up to...
6 Quick Security Tips To Keep Your Business Safe
6 Quick Security Tips to Keep Your Business Safe Every employee shares one inescapable flaw that is putting your business at risk. They’re human. 59% of data breaches can be traced back to something an employee did (or didn’t do), which invited a cyber-attack. To lock...
Could Your Backups Survive A Ransomware Attack?
Could Your Backups Survive A Ransomware Attack? More and more businesses and organizations are getting stung by ransomware demands. Hospitals, schools, social networks…some days it seems like an epidemic that leaps around arbitrarily, and hackers are raking in...
Protect Your Firm Against Zero-Day Attacks
Protect Your Firm Against Zero-Day Attacks Protecting your business against the latest IT threats should always be a top priority. Updating antivirus and patching your operating system is a great way to start. What happens, however, when a threat appears at your door...
Keeping Control of Your Business with Microsoft 365
Keeping Control of Your Business with Microsoft 365 Microsoft 365 represents a complete shift in the way we interact with modern business computing. If you haven't been introduced to it yet, now could be the time. Similar to the Microsoft Office desktop package that...
Why You Should Never Use A Free Email Address For Your Business
Learn about setting up your business's technology properly. You need to look at the part when it’s small and protect it properly when it’s large. Why You Should Never Use A Free Email Address For Your Business The message is clear: email is king. Many clients and...
6 Simple Tips to Protect Your Customer Data
6 Simple Tips to Protect Your Customer Data As cyber-attacks continue to make headlines, hackers are exposing or selling customer data files in record numbers. But just like with any threat, there are actions you can take to minimize risk and ensure your business...
Protecting Shared Computers for Work from Home
Many families today have a shared home computer to help with day-to-day activities. A teen can search for a job and stream shows. A parent can check work emails, pay household bills, and shop online. A youngster can play an educational game to buy Mom or Dad a few...
The Accountant’s IT Checklist – Don’t Miss These Important Technology Tips
As nearly every other industry, accountants rely on their technology infrastructure in everything they do, from compiling tax returns, to keeping clients’ books, to sending a file internally or externally. Keeping that technology running at peak efficiency improves...
Email Like a Pro with These 8 Cool Productivity Hacks for Outlook 2016
A good deal of our lives is spent in our email inbox. There are very few businesses, if any, that could run without email to communicate with customers, vendors, and each other. But sorting through all those emails can take time and can eat away a chunk of the...