Is your business protected from ransomware? While cybercrime has become a disappointing reality of modern life and business, ransomware is particularly on the rise. There are three things to know about ransomware: it’s scary, it’s growing fast, and it’s big business. So, it’s little wonder that the question, “How do I make sure my company
On-site IT support is critical for businesses interested in keeping their offices running smoothly day after day with minimal interruption. Businesses depend on technology to run their companies more than ever, so they need an IT support team that’s accessible and able to solve any computer problem. What exactly is onsite IT support? Simply put, it
Data backup and recovery is vital to business continuity. Data loss can happen in many different ways. Just because you’ve been lucky enough to avoid a huge loss of information doesn’t mean that your luck will hold. As companies increase volumes of data and store them across the enterprise from on-premises data centers to hybrid
One of the best ways to protect yourself from cyber-crime is by installing anti-virus software on your computer, tablet PC or smartphone. A good antivirus program will What is a computer virus A computer virus, sometimes called malware, is a computer program that is installed on your computer without your knowledge. The intent of this
Some things are built to last. Unfortunately, technology isn’t one of those things. Software has a lifecycle. It does have a point where it ends, even if it takes a decade to get there. “End–of–life” or EOL is a term used by software vendors indicating that it is ending or limiting it’s support on the product and/or
The Federal Bureau of Investigation recently issued an alert about the rise in tech support scams spreading across the country. Fake pop-up ads are fairly common many of us have seen that scam Warning! Your computer may have a virus! message at least once in our connected lives. This usually happens if you click on
Attacks begin with a PHISHING EMAIL INVOICE and a PDF ATTACHMENT to unsuspecting victims in hopes that they will be paid without the recipient noticing that they are part of a scam. This attachment sometimes contains a unique ID and phone number with the suggestion that if there’s a problem, the victim should call, or
