• Intel Humiliated by Losing CPU Market Share to Eager AMD

    Intel Humiliated by Losing CPU Market Share to Eager AMD

    Intel Humiliated by Losing CPU Market Share to Eager AMD Intel’s continued problems with delivering CPUs are expected to go on throughout the fall and potentially 2020. Intel’s CEO Bob Swan told shareholders during their second-quarter conference call that the delays in processor deliveries would continue until September. The fallout benefits AMD, which increased its […]
  • Can We Still Rely On Multi-Factor Authentication?

    Can We Still Rely On Multi-Factor Authentication?

    Your users should be educated to be mindful of emails that take them to any kind of logon page on the Web. Just because they are prompted to authenticate, doesn’t mean they just blindly should.
  • Top Ways to Avoid Phishing Scams (Including Spear Phishing)

    Top Ways to Avoid Phishing Scams (Including Spear Phishing)

    Phishing scams — and, increasingly, spear-phishing scams — are the number one way that cyber hackers gain access to closed computer systems, steal information and money, and corrupt data. Let’s take a look at what phishing and spear-phishing scams really are, how you can spot them, and how to help your organization avoid their highly […]
  • How Do I Choose a Cloud Computing Model?

    How Do I Choose a Cloud Computing Model?

    How Do I Choose a Cloud Computing Model? No matter what your company or organization specializes in, it’s sure that you have some form or forms of data that needs to be stored, well, somewhere. Before the invention of cloud computing, most company data was always stored on-site — that is, in the hard drives at […]
  • How Are Face and Touch Recognition Changing iCloud Access?

    How Are Face and Touch Recognition Changing iCloud Access?

    How Are Face and Touch Recognition Changing iCloud Access? Apple may be testing new security procedures for iCloud.com with its next OS release. 9to5mac has reported that the beta for iPadOS 13, iOS 13, and macOS Catalina can use Touch ID and Face ID to secure and access their devices. When Will the Change Take […]
  • Habits You Want From Your Technology Partner

    Habits You Want From Your Technology Partner

    Habits You Want From Your Technology Partner When you are running a business, you want your technology to integrate well with the other tech you use in your business and with your overall IT platform. When you run into situations where your tech fails to integrate well, it can cause serious problems—leading to lost productivity, […]
  • Louisiana Is On Hurricane Watch – How Should You Prepare?

    Louisiana Is On Hurricane Watch – How Should You Prepare?

    Tropical Storm Barry is expected to hit Louisiana and Texas in just a few days – what steps can you take right now to make sure you’re prepared? As of yesterday, parts of coastal Louisiana have been put on hurricane watch in anticipation of what could be the first tropical storm system to make landfall […]
  • Old School Meetings Revisited

    Old School Meetings Revisited

    You know running a successful business requires much more than just offering a great product or service. It takes constant engagement and collaboration of all of your employees to produce the best results, and it takes your best effort to remain competitive in a crowded marketplace. Collaboration between employees used to mean lots of daily […]
  • Arming the Next Generation of Cyber Warriors

    Arming the Next Generation of Cyber Warriors

    There are everyday warriors in businesses across the country, but these individuals may never have worn the uniform of their country. This next generation of cyber warriors is being groomed by organizations of all sizes in an attempt to overcome the growing skills gap in the cybersecurity world. While many current cybersecurity analysts started in […]
  • A Law Firm’s Guide To Managed IT Services

    A Law Firm’s Guide To Managed IT Services

    Technological downtime can make or break a law firm. Even an hour of downtime can cost a small or medium firm as much as $250,000. What Exactly Can Go Wrong? Unfortunately, Murphy’s Law has been known to apply in legal cases, meaning if there is an opportunity for things to go wrong they will. It […]
  • Is It Okay To Save Our Business Passwords in Browsers Like Google Chrome or Safari?

    Is It Okay To Save Our Business Passwords in Browsers Like Google Chrome or Safari?

    Some browsers let you view all of your saved login credentials, along with your username and password. You may think this is good if you forget your password, but it could let an intruder access them as well.
  • Who Can Help Us Prevent CEO Fraud?

    Who Can Help Us Prevent CEO Fraud?

    CEO Fraud is a form of Business Email Compromise (BEC) where a cybercriminal impersonates a high-level executive (often the CEO). Once they convince the recipient of the email that they are legitimate, they then attempt to get them to transfer funds or confidential information.
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