The SANS Institute is one of the most trusted resources for IT professionals and they provide many resources for free. Some of these resources include posters in their “Secure the… read more →
I take part of several networking groups, each with a different subject than the others. Throughout my travels I have found that it is best to vary the association of… read more →
Every couple of weeks, one of our client’s backup service would fail on one of their server and we would receive an alert. We would then manually restart the service,… read more →
I received a call from a childhood friend recently who stated that their AOL account had been compromised and that everyone in their contact received a spam email. I know… read more →
We had a potential client approach us recently about performing a PCI compliance audit. They are a smaller operation that accepts credit cards, so their processor requires that they maintain… read more →
Yesterday we responded to a call that a gentleman could not access his computer. The issue was that it would not boot up and the Automatic Repair option was not… read more →
You should have all passwords and be the registered owner for all things IT related. When we work with clients, we ensure that they’re listed as the owner of the… read more →
The biggest mistake when moving to cloud-based solutions is not having a full understanding of the potential pitfalls. You must understand not just what the benefits are but what the… read more →
The issue with the old computer support models is that you end up paying too much for the services you receive. Traditional computer support depended on in-house staff, but our… read more →
I was at a location recently to connect a device and needed to connect to the Wi-Fi, so I was given a password and logged on successfully to their network.… read more →