Tech Term: Virtualization
There are plenty of topics we reference frequently that may seem a little advanced or complicated at first but are actually pretty simple concepts. Take, for example, virtualization. For…
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4 Internal Threats Every Business Owner Should Understand
In light of all the data leaks and vulnerabilities that have been brought to light over the past few years, network security has to be a priority for every…
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Tip of the Week: Is OneNote, or Evernote, Right for Your Business?
When taking notes that relate to a business’s operations, these notes need to meet certain standards of clarity, cohesiveness, and comprehension. To accomplish this, you will need the right…
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Could Your Router be Infected with Malware?
Certain threats out there are dangerous enough to cause major entities to warn against them. In particular, a recent malware by the name of VPNFilter has been deemed dangerous…
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Threats are Changing – Are You Prepared to Change with Them?
Security is a part of business that is constantly changing and evolving. What worked ten years, five years, or even two years ago may not be relevant in today’s…
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At What Point Does a Service Become Spyware?
Spyware, like other malware, is a problem for any organization. Since your business generates, collects, and uses considerable amounts of data, there are plenty of organizations that want to…
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ALERT: Meltdown/Spectre Vulnerability Announced
You may have heard recently about the “Meltdown” and “Spectre” vulnerabilities that could potentially allow hackers to read sensitive information stored in most modern computers and servers. First reported…
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You Can’t Ignore the Elephant in the Server Room
If there’s an issue that everyone is hesitant to acknowledge, it is said that there is an elephant in the room. Many companies may find that today, these elephants…
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Is Your Cybersecurity Prepared for 2018?
2018 could potentially be a big year for your business. However, your business needs to be around long enough to see any positives that may come its way, which…
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It’s Decided: You’re More Likely to be Phished than Breached
Few security problems are more dangerous than a network breach. Considering how much you could lose from an unexpected bout with a hacker, it’s no surprise that businesses are…
