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In the FBI weekly tech advice, they reminded everyone to avoid using public hotspots while traveling.  Better yet, use your cell phone data instead.  If you c...

First let me mention that Microsoft has stopped supporting Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 as of January 14, 2020 The patch below is just one example of why y...

Although phishing has been around for many years, it continues to evolve and is still a major threat. Many phishing tactics are highly sophisticated, such as hi...

You’ve heard the news… another company or sometimes an entire city (Atlanta, Baltimore and more) is crippled due to Ransomware. Losses range from in the bil...

A new development in the CEO scams- this time fake phone calls that sound just like the owner of the company! Therefore if your CEO authorize payments over the ...

Pretending to be a "geneology" website, FamilyTreeNow.com has a lot of personal information like your birth date, home address, phones, relatives and more. Anyo...

Ransomware has unfortunately been shown to be an effective way to target not only businesses large and small alike, but hospitals, police, individuals - virtual...

used with permission from Microsoft Office 365 Message Encryption is an easy-to-use service that lets email users send encrypted messages to people inside or ou...

Clutter is a mailbox management feature of Office 365 for Business. (If you don’t have an Office 365 for Business subscription, you will not have this feature...

used with permission from HP Technology at Work Even if your business is using updated software, firewalls, and antivirus protection, your employees could creat...