Employee Security Breaches Are On The Rise – What Can You Do?
Hardly a week goes by that there’s not some or other high profile hacking attack or data breach in the news. These headline making attacks get the lion’s share of […]
Check Before Updating Your Java
Software companies seem to be losing their longstanding battle with the hacking community. In a recent blog post, Eric P. Maurice, who is the director of Software Security Assurance for […]
How Faster Internet Speeds Will Help Your Business
A few cities across America are currently offering ultra-high-speed broadband connectivity. Many more cities have plans to do so in the near future. Here, we’re talking about speeds of up […]
Why You May Want To Rethink “Smart” Devices in the Office
Has your network ever been attacked or successfully hacked by a rogue refrigerator? That sentence sounds silly, but believe it or not, it has actually happened! As the number of […]
Update Your iPhone To Reduce Your Risk Of Attack
Smartphones rule the world. Even a few years ago, a statement like that would seem silly, but today, silly has become fact. There are more smartphones in active service today […]
Dangers of Installing Free Software
Computek Have you ever downloaded some free software thinking that you’d be saving your company some money, just to find out it was more of a headache than a […]
Avoid Cheap USB-C Cables – Or Risk Your Machine
Everybody’s always looking for new ways to save money. A little here, a little there, and before you know it, you can realize significant savings. The problem with that approach, […]
Are Digital Assistants The Future Of Business?
If you use Microsoft products, you’ve no doubt made at least some use of Cortana, the company’s digital assistant function. If you’re in the Apple camp, then Siri has become […]
Microsoft Recalls Surface Pro Power Adapters
Do you own a Surface Pro, Surface Pro 2, or Surface Pro 3? If so, and if you made your purchase before March, 2015, you should know that Microsoft has […]
If You’re Using Any Of These Passwords, Stop
Since 2011, a company called SplashDash has posted a “Worst Password List” based on data mined from hacks and data breaches. What’s remarkable about the annual list is how little […]