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Here’s an issue you may not have given much thought to but could become a significant issue at some point: saving email communications between employees and clients that contain company policy changes, contract changes, alerts, or other critical communications. So why not just save them in your inbox? Because eventually, you’ll run out of space; …

Hackers/Scammers are using more sophisticated methods to get people to fall for their tricks. They impersonate legitimate companies using the same email templates and logos. With a slightly changed website address, they hope you miss the subtle difference between “www.microsoft.com” vs. “alerts.micosoftaccount.com” in the “From” address and any links within the email. Email spoofing and …

Is it about time to update some of your older technology? If you are still using older hardware and software programs, you could be putting yourself at risk in more ways than one. The year is nearly over, and it’s a great time to take stock of the technology you rely on every day and …

You sit down at your desk on a Monday morning and scan through the multitude of emails that came in over the weekend. Along with all the junk mail, newsletters, etc., you spot one from Microsoft reminding you that your password needs to be reset. Since it looks legit, you click on the big button …

A couple of years ago, TechRepublic ran a story with the following headline: “Employees Are Almost As Dangerous To Business As Hackers And Cybercriminals.” From the perspective of the business, you might think that’s simply inaccurate. Your company strives to hire the best people it can find – people who are good at their jobs …

We’ve been hit with a lot of high heat days this summer. Combined with all the rain and wind storms resulting in numerous power outages and over-taxed HVAC systems, our technology has been paying the price. Every piece of technology you use is susceptible to heat damage. Processing data causes internal systems to heat up. …