You’ve heard of phishing, we’re sure. It’s where criminals send you an email, pretending to be someone else (like your bank), to try to get sensitive information from you.
But what about vishing? And smishing? And whaling?
These are all forms of phishing designed to steal your information, and ultimately your money.
Computers slow down over time. It happens gradually, so you don’t tend to notice it. Side by side, a 3 year old computer will be so much slower than the latest version.
But there’s another big downside of older computers that scares most IT professionals…
New equipment costs money.
Zscaler recently reported that 17 adware apps in Google Play were downloaded over 120,000 times. These apps display unwanted advertisements on your device and collect marketing-type data about you, generating revenue for their operators in the process.
Social media can be a good thing sometimes. But often it’s can just be an unwelcome distraction.
Instead of just banning social media on your business’s network, here’s something else you can do instead.
The 2020 MacBook models boast of a new processor that promises a longer battery life and better speed. Plus, they offer the ability to run iPhone and iPad apps. But before you start using your new device, make the following tweaks to ensure even better performance and functionality.
Working from home can make your business more exposed to a potential cyber-attack. Because sometimes our home Wi-Fi isn’t as secure as business connections can be.
Here’s a clever way to keep your business safe, no matter who’s working where…
There’s no better feeling than getting a new PC. Until you start it the first time, and realize it’s full of software you didn’t want or need!
This is called bloatware. And it will slow down your computer. Our new video shows why bloatware is on your computer, and what to do about it.
The pandemic made hundreds of businesses round here question the quality of the IT support they were receiving.
We’ve been very busy recently talking to businesses, and onboarding new clients as their IT partner.
If a member of your team tells you they need a new laptop or other device because they’ve lost it, don’t just think about the cost.
You’ve also got to consider the data security of the lost device. Here are a few key questions you must ask yourself…
