As a consultant I know how important it is to keep up with the latest technologies available. Serving my customers doesn’t mean the easiest path towards success. Reevaluating solutions regularly is as important as the initial configuration. Moreover, it’s part of keeping up with the fast pace of technology. Until Read more…
phish·ing/ˈfiSHiNG/the fraudulent practice of sending emails purporting to be from reputable companies in order to induce individuals to reveal personal information, such as passwords and credit card numbers. Very often I get phone calls or emails asking “Is this a scam?”. There is no one single way to detect malicious Read more…
Decades ago I learned computer maintenance and support is not a one time arrangement. Maintenance is an ongoing process. Things change ever more quickly and if you don’t keep up with the updates, the result could be disaster. Our computer maintenance and support customers have come to enjoy peace of Read more…
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Ditch the sticky notes and get peace of mind. One of our favorite password managers can be your first defense against getting hacked. For many of us, working remotely has become routine — and that means securing your online accounts with strong passwords is more essential than ever. But trying Read more…
The weekend shutdown of a major US petroleum pipeline after a ransomware attack has highlighted the vulnerability of the country’s critical infrastructure, which has been the target of an increasing number of cyberattacks. The attack has also sparked concern about a potential gas shortage, leading to panic buying, even as Read more…
Back in January, we reported on Sun Valley—a coming “sweeping visual rejuvenation” of Windows 10’s user interface. This week, Windows Latest leaked new detail about the upcoming makeover: There’s a new set of icons in C:\Windows\System32\Shell32.dllreplacing classic Windows icons that date back to the Windows 95 era. The changes are Read more…