by Roger McClelland | Sep 4, 2019 | Threats and Malware |
Exploit Sellers Say There are More iPhone Hacks on the Market Than They’ve Ever Seen There are caveats and the sellers are only a slice of the exploit market, but two exploit brokers say they’re seeing more iOS attacks now. By Lorenzo Franceschi-Bicchierai and Joseph...
by Roger McClelland | Aug 29, 2019 | Disaster Preparedness, Tips and Tricks |
Storm Preparations (This post is long, but important) OK, so another big storm is approaching. What are the preparations that you need to undertake in order that you, your family, and your possessions are safe? You need to have your computing device (whether it be a...
by Roger McClelland | Aug 15, 2019 | Managed Services |
Monitoring is the basic building block of Managed Services. It is made possible by a small piece of software, often called an “agent”, which we install on your computer. This agent feeds information about your computer’s health and status back to us. This gives us...
by Roger McClelland | Aug 14, 2019 | Hardware Tips |
QUICKER, QUIETER, COOLER, AND LIGHTER. You’re probably familiar with conventional hard disk drives (HDDs). They whir, click and crank when booting up your computer, saving documents and opening files because of their moving parts. Now there’s a better...
by Roger McClelland | Aug 14, 2019 | Business Posts |
How Long Should You Keep Tax Records From Kiplinger by: Rocky Mengle and Kevin McCormally Once you’ve filed your tax return, what should you do with all the forms, receipts, canceled checks and other records scattered across your desk? Do you need to keep them,...
