World Backup Day – March 31st
The data in your computer is invaluable and virtually irreplaceable if lost. The most expensive part of any computer is its data. Components may be upgraded and equipment replaced, but
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Better Business Bureau Reports Top 10 Scams Affecting Small Business
Scams can impact every business, regardless of location, size, or industry. But they are especially problematic for small businesses.
Shut Down Your Computer or Put it to Sleep?
Time is a precious commodity and it seems we fill our days much more quickly now, with work, family, appointments, and the day-to-day business of life. At the end of
Why passwords should not be saved in browsers.
Using your web browser to store your login credentials is tempting and convenient, but doing so is risky even without malware infections. By doing so, a local or remote actor
National Day of Unplugging – March 4-5
Do you have multiple cell phones or smart devices? Are you constantly checking Facebook and Instagram, and find it hard to get through a meaningful conversation without adding to your
5 Red Flags of Phishing Emails – Think Before You Click
A single click can be the difference between maintaining data security and suffering massive financial losses. If even just one employee takes the bait in a phishing email, your business
Understanding the Cost of Downtime
Business downtime is costly. Research abounds on just how much it can set a business back. Some small businesses can’t even rebound from the expenses associated with downtime. There are
Psst … What’s Your Master Password?
All of us like to believe we are unique. That thinking extends to our passwords too, right? We’re special and distinct, so no one could guess our chosen collection of
Why A Complete Cybersecurity Plan Goes Far Beyond Prevention
In this heavily digital world, security threats are a fact of life for every business. Truth be told, few industries are excluded from the need to protect their data. Most
5 Ways To Secure Your Technology From A Ransomware Trap
Any business that’s required to maintain sensitive personal information is a high target for ransomware attacks. Ransomware attackers look for network vulnerabilities in order to gain access to important files