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Technology enabled us to safely work remotely during the pandemic, and technology will enable us to work in a hybrid model going forward. A study …
How often do you think companies should refresh computer hardware when talking about this from a security standpoint? Well, before we get into that, you …
The “normal” workplace has changed and the hybrid work environment is here to stay. A 2021 Microsoft survey showed that 73% of employees want flexible …
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So, what do you feel are the dangers of not implementing an IT support plan? The short answer is that you could be putting yourself …
When outsourcing your IT support to another company, knowing your managed services ROI is important. After all, you want to know that you are indeed …
What exactly is ransomware? Chances are you may have heard this term being mentioned in the media, but don’t know how it could affect you, or even how you get it on your computer.
So you’ve assembles a massive database of valuable information and now it’s gone! It really doesn’t matter what the nature of your files or data was, once it’s gone, it’s gone unless you have a backup of course! Data backups are essential cybersecurity must-haves that every company should be using religiously.
Data encryption is a necessary part of protecting your organization’s sensitive information. At the most, basic level data encryption is the process of scrambling text (called ciphertext) to make it unreadable to an unauthorized user. Individual files, folders, volumes, or entire disks within a computer or USB drive as well as files in the cloud can all be encrypted.
When thinking about ways to protect your data and secure your organization, most automatically jump to cybersecurity efforts. While those are a vital part, you shouldn’t look past your physical security.
Antivirus software is not a new term, in fact, the first antivirus software was released in 1987 by IBM to detect and remove viruses. Although the premise of the software remains the same today, it has become a widely more robust tool. As hackers have gotten more sophisticated continuing to protect your endpoints as an introductory piece to the puzzle is a worthwhile investment.
In the spirit of February, the month of love, Valentine’s Day, and the fact that we just need a little more LOVE in the world right now it seemed appropriate to look at I.T. Support through the lens of the 5 Love Languages.
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