Three Free Browser Add-ons Protect Your Privacy
In the age of social media, we’re aware that we have voluntarily provided some personal information on networking and other sites. It’s why we can surf the internet and use
In the age of social media, we’re aware that we have voluntarily provided some personal information on networking and other sites. It’s why we can surf the internet and use
When was the last time you updated your website? Not just changed a phone number or added a service, but really gave it a good overhaul? This industry moves fast
ASIS, LLC Website Challenge Series Part 2 Your website may get anywhere from 1 or 2 visitors a day to hundreds of visitors a day. But the key thing is
ASIS, LLC Website Challenge Series Part 1 One of the first things people check before doing business is the company website. You only have a few seconds to make a
April 8, 2014, a day that will live in operating system infamy. But here we are after it has passed and the computing world goes on. I’m sure that like
ASIS, LLC Website Challenge Series: Does your Website Bring in New Customers? One of the first things people check before doing business is the company website. Did you know that
In an article in PC World, it indicated that documents obtained by Edward Snowden revealed that the NSA has intercepted shipments of computers, including parts such as hard drives, to
Have you ever had an employee’s PC infected with Trojans or similar malware? The first thing that employee said was, “I promise I didn’t go to any porn sites!” And
In case you think you can save some money by manually taking your backups off-site, here is a word of caution. If you are a health care provider, the HIPAA
In case you didn’t read about it already, Microsoft will discontinue support for Windows XP on April 8, 2014. Some estimates seem to think it is as high as a
Spring is the perfect time to clean out your business, get rid of clutter and
Did you know that you can remove your personal info from Google searches? There is
Cyber criminals keep finding new ways to attack. The latest method involves corrupting QR codes.