Is your computer slow, crashing and freezing up? Are you haunted by pop ups and spam? Is your computer acting so weird that you think it’s possessed? If so, these are all signs of an ill-maintained computer that’s infected with spyware, viruses or corrupt files.
Is Your Computer Haunted? Filled With Ghosts, Gremlins And Goblins Causing Problems In Your Computer
Who Else Wants To Save Thousands On New Computer Hardware, Software And IT Support While “Going Green?”
If you want a much cheaper way to upgrade your computer network that is also more environmentally friendly, read on…
Through the power of Cloud Computing, imagine being able to replace your complex, power-sucking, expensive workstations and servers with a much less expensive cloud infrastructure that requires very little power or space to operate.
How VR helps with business growth
Most people tend to think that the concept of virtual reality has a place with The Jetsons family, but not so much at the office — think again. Recently, more and more businesses are exploring ways they can mesh virtual reality with daily business operations to possibly help benefit customer service and even employee satisfaction. […]
Technology ROI 101
Your technology needs to produce a return on investment. If it doesn’t, you’re wasting you and your staff’s time and money. But how can you ensure you gain that coveted ROI you’re after? What does it actually mean to have a positive ROI? And how can you tell if you have one? Here are a […]
10 Early Warning Signs of Impending Computer Disasters
Computers rarely stop working overnight. In most cases, there are early warning signs that problems are brewing. Below are 10 surefire signs that you need to get a professional to investigate your network ASAP:
Your computer starts running very slowly, freezes up, or crashes.
An Important Message About Yahoo User Security
By Bob Lord, CISO
A recent investigation by Yahoo has confirmed that a copy of certain user account information was stolen from the company’s network in late 2014 by what it believes is a state-sponsored actor. The account information may have included names, email addresses, telephone numbers, dates of birth, hashed passwords (the vast majority with bcrypt) and, in some cases, encrypted or unencrypted security questions and answers.
9 essential cybersecurity phrases
As with all technology, trendy phrases come and go with the passing of every IT conference and newly released virus. And when dealing with cybersecurity, keeping up with them all can mean the survival — or demise — of a business. If you’re looking for a list of the industry’s most relevant terms, you’ve come […]
Improve networking with LinkedIn Alumni
How many times have you heard the saying “It’s not about what you do but who you know”? — probably too many to count. Regardless of whether that’s your current business mantra, it’s hard to ignore the advantages of tapping into your network. From landing jobs to furthering your career, the benefits of building relationships […]
4 Lessons to learn from Delta’s DR failure
Delta is paying big for the IT outage that occurred last month: millions of dollars in damages, 2300 cancelled flights, and significant reputational damage. Despite the harsh cut to the airline’s bottom line, Delta will probably still survive. But the real question is this: Can your business survive after long periods of downtime? A natural […]
Do You Love Your Computer A Little Too Much?
It's the relationship you spend more time on than any other. It deepens every year. And when things go wrong, you become afraid, tearful, and in some cases so enraged that you lash out by throwing things, but you're willing to go right back into the relationship no matter what happens.