More than just offering apps and cloud services designed to boost productivity, Microsoft 365 also provides robust security tools for protecting data from loss and theft. Make the most out of these tools and ensure data security by following these tips.

In 2019, Microsoft introduced the Presenter Coach feature in PowerPoint to help users give better presentations, be these in person or virtually. Using artificial intelligence, this feature gives you pointers on how to improve your pitch, pacing, word choice, and much more.

In his capacity as a cyber security expert, Alan Crowetz was interviewed by CBS Philly for his opinion on the Pennsylvania Health Department data breach.

Private information on at least 72,000 people may have been compromised.

The department has said that none of the data breached contained any financial information, or social security numbers.

All businesses are being targeted by malware, all the time. And it’s estimated there are now one billion pieces of it out there.

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.

Ready to make this a wildly successful year for your business?

To shake off the memories of 2020, and focus on increasing sales and profitability? Excellent.

A great place to start is helping you and your team to get more done in less time.

Your company’s server, or servers, are critically important and yet often ignored, because they just work and work and work! But how do you know when it is time to give this mission critical equipment some attention before you end up with a dead in the water firm?

While it can be tricky to calculate a lot of variables, there is a trick we use that makes it easy.

It’s just not working out. It’s not you… it’s them.

It’s time to change computer support firms. But how?

Tip #1: 80% of it is just making the decisions to DO it. Not debate, not give them their 37th chance, not keep kicking the can down the road… Just do it.

The FTC Requires: CPAs, EAs, Tax Preparers and other Finance Professionals to have a written information security plan.

Protecting clients’ sensitive data is probably the hottest topic these days, for anybody handling client’s sensitive data. Daily reports hit the news of data breaches.