For this week’s tip we show you how to adjust your router to get a better Wi-Fi connection. For more great tips and tricks visit our blog regularly.

Your old technology could cause you bigger problems than you may realize if it isn’t taken care of properly. Learn how on our blog.

Artificial intelligence has long been viewed as science fiction, but today, it can be considered science fact. Learn how to leverage it for your business on our blog.

Email can be a great tool, as long as it doesn’t become a security risk, too. Read our blog for some ways to stay secure!

For this week’s technology term we talk about networking equipment.

Today we go over browser cookies.

Data backup is essential for every business. To understand why you need data backup and how to successfully implement a system that is right for your business, visit our blog to learn more.

Are you familiar with two-factor authentication and why it’s so important for your business? This blog explores the added security benefits of 2FA.

Controlling your organization’s mobile devices isn’t always easy. Today, we tell you about BYOD and how having a mobile strategy is a must for the growing business.

 

If email is an important communication tool for your business, you can leverage an encryption solution to ensure that you are not letting any personally identifiable information slip through the cracks. Find out more at our blog today.

 

Just like technology, cybercrimes are constantly becoming more sophisticated. For example, ransomware has begun to take a more focused, industry specific approach by aiming at smaller, more-specific targets, making their attacks even harder to detect and much more effective.

 

A Ransomware Cyberattack Struck Atlanta, Georgia

With so many businesses taking advantage of mobile devices in their daily operations, it’s important to be cautious about which Wi-Fi networks you connect to. Read on to find out when you should use Wi-Fi and when you should stay on your cellular network.

There are plenty of technical terms out there to make IT more confusing. In an attempt to make IT a little easier, we go over what is meant by the term “proxy server.”

 

For this weeks tip we explain the options you have for data storage and how choosing the right kind of storage can really help your business move forward. For more great tips come back to our blog soon.

 

Is your company's software legitimate and licensed? To avoid the risks that come with it, it should be.

Data migration will have to happen at some point. You have to know what to expect and what to look for. Find out more today at our blog.

 

Overburdened business owners can sometimes make impetuous business decisions. To avoid impulsive decisions that could put your business at risk, get the help you need from our blog.

 

It’s one of the most commonly-known computer issues: infection. There are plenty of threats out there that could potentially take hold of your PC. The question is, do you know how to proceed if one does? This blog will go into just that.

All businesses have certain software solutions that they need to keep their operations going. Be it an email solution or a productivity suite that you lack, your business is held back from ideal operational efficiency. The traditional way of acquiring these pieces of software can be holding your organization back, so we’ve come to you with a solution: Software as a Service (SaaS).
 

Everyone has a right to privacy. However, with the popularity of social networks, the Internet is a very hard place to remain a private individual. Digital communication is everywhere. Cybercrime has become a fairly regular event. This week’s tip of the week takes a glance at three websites that you can use to help enforce your right to privacy.
 

Servers are a critical part of any business or organization’s IT infrastructure, as they are the backbone of data distribution. This could include access to applications such as your productivity suite, or even the storage of vital data that’s necessary for day-to-day operations. Unfortunately, this critical hardware must be continuously maintained. The question becomes: Is your business responsible for keeping your server infrastructure in proper working order?

Ransomware is a tricky piece of malware that locks down the precious files located on a victim’s computer, then (in theory) will return access to them when a ransom has been paid. Depending on the files stored on a victim’s computer, they might simply blow it off and not worry too much about losing access to a couple of pictures or videos--but what if this ransomware threatened to expose your web browsing history?

There are some tasks that are essential to the health of your business’ network. For example, you need to make sure that you are engaging in regular network management activities. Do you know what this task entails?

It doesn’t matter if you’re a small business, a large enterprise, or if you're in a rural town, or a larger city. You still have to worry about the security of your data and the integrity of your infrastructure. Thankfully, there are services out there that allow even small businesses to leverage powerful, enterprise-level tools for maximum network security. The most valuable of all is perhaps the Unified Threat Management (UTM) tool.

Putting together your workforce is something that requires painstaking attention to detail. You found workers who are willing to work as hard as possible to further your organization’s goals. Yet, you have to remember that even the most perfect employees are still human, and that they can make mistakes and can put the organization’s data at risk. User error is a common problem, and it is one of the most important things to keep in mind while you set up your information systems.

How does your business communicate? If you are relying on a telephone solution that isn’t optimized to fit the specific needs of your business, you may be hindering your ability to stay efficient and cost-effective.
 

It’s time to face the fact that those times when your technology acts up, you don’t have the time to spare waiting around for the issue to just go away...you need to react. Many small businesses just don’t have the means to maintain an in-house IT resource to solve their problems. What if we can offer you a different solution.