Month: February 2020

Metadata Gives You Control of Disorganized Online Filing Systems SharePoint gives you a simple solution to keep your online files organized, using metadata to create customized ways to sort and find the information you need. It’s an all-too-common occurrence. You need to send a business file to a colleague or client. You hesitantly open your […]

Watch Out for These Bad Cybersecurity Practices in Your MSP How good is your MSP at providing security for your business? Watch out for these potentially harmful cybersecurity practices in your managed service provider.    In a recent speech, Kyle Ardoin, the Louisiana Secretary of State, railed against managed service providers in the state for […]

Ransomware is a form of malware that encrypts your files and demands a ransom payment in exchange for the decryption key. I put together a video that explains how it works and how to stay safe. Take a look and let me know your thoughts… Watch the video below or click this link to view […]

The 7 PC Myths Draining Your Business Technology Budget Evaluating your business technology budget? These 7 PC myths could be costing you a lot of money. From slow computers to hacker vulnerability, see how to fix it.   Think you’re saving money by keeping those old PCs running in the office? Think again. An Intel […]

Bolster Cybersecurity Readiness with Strategic Investments Protecting your organization from cybercriminals is gaining complexity and requiring more resources than ever before. Do your leaders understand the implications of a lack of cybersecurity funding?   Every day, your organization’s digital assets are under attack from cyber criminals around the world. Many of these individuals will never […]

Modern Phishing Email and Article Headlines That Even Fool Savvy Tech Professionals Learn more about the kind of email phishing headlines that end up fooling the smartest tech professionals, and how you can better protect your business.   Any tech professional worth their salt understands the damage wrought by unsuspecting users clicking on links inside […]

‘Conversation hijacking’ Seeks Sensitive Business Intelligence Your employees probably know not to open unexpected file attachments or click on random links, but what if an attachment arrives as part of an email conversation with trusted colleagues? Sophisticated hackers are using a technique known as “conversation hijacking” to insert themselves into business operations, gain insight into […]