When you’re working on an office network, there are often certain security protections you have in place that you don’t have at home. For instance, business-grade routers typically have higher security standards for data privacy compliance than a consumer-grade router does. [Read more…]
While the rest of us are adjusting to the new “normal” of staying inside, hackers have gone into full overdrive with scams related to the coronavirus pandemic. [Read more…]
Laptops and computers are an investment, but one that just about everyone has to make, whether it’s for a business or a personal PC, which could be used both for personal and work reasons. [Read more…]
When you’re setting up a new office, one of the first pieces of technology installed is the phone system. Business owners will usually have a phone at each employees’ desk and a main incoming reception desk. [Read more…]
Updates have become a part of life when you work with technology. You look down at your phone, and inevitably there are apps asking to be updated. When you’re working away on a project, suddenly a window will pop up telling you your operating system (OS) has an update to apply. [Read more…]
One of the biggest trends in offices over the past 10 years has been employees working remotely. This trend has tracked along with the growth of cloud services, which allow anywhere/anytime access to work data and productivity tools like Office 365. [Read more…]
The Cloud has been “the” buzzword of the decade by far, but much more than just being a buzzword, it’s fundamentally changed the way we work and handle data. [Read more…]
Have you ever been frustrated trying to find an IT repair shop for your iMac or MacBook, only to keep hearing, “We only work on Windows computers?” [Read more…]
When is the last time you rebooted your computer? Many people aren’t sure. It’s easy to get into the habit of just putting your PC into sleep mode when you’re not using it, then just wake it up and you’re ready to go. No waiting for it to start up. [Read more…]
When it comes to password security, there are two opposing forces. One is the need to use long, strong, and unique passwords for every login you use. The other is the fact that we use so many passwords on a regular basis, that it’s impossible to remember them all if they’re as strong as they should be. [Read more…]
