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Current Articles
- Mobile Phone Malware
- Should you worry about malware on your phone?
- Does It Matter Which MFA App I Use?
- Learn when a particular MFA app is required, even if the web site recommends one.
- One Successful Phish Can Kill Your Business
- Let's discuss how email phishing (trolling for victims) works and how your staff can spot red flags.
- The Safest Way to Answer Security Questions
- Learn the proper way to answer security questions.
- Do I Really Need A VPN?
- It seems ads for VPN services are everywhere nowadays. What is a VPN and should you have one?
- Easily Block 99.9% of Password Hacks
- According to Microsoft's research, enabling multi-factor authentication can block 99.9% of password hacks.
- Massive Changes to Microsoft 365 Pricing
- On March 1, Microsoft will modify pricing and policies for several Microsoft 365 services.
- You May Not Want an HP+ Printer
- ITS recently helped a client set up an HP+ printer, a new "premium" (at least in label) offering from HP.
- Windows 11 - What Your Business Needs to Know
- Microsoft officially released Windows 11 on October 5. Businesses must plan their migrations.
- End of the road for Microsoft Vista?
- April 2017 marks the official end of Microsoft's support for Windows Vista, however, companies are increasingly dropping support for Vista. Microsoft has not released any updates to Windows Update on Vista, meaning updates are so slow to install that it
- Microsoft finally fixes Windows Update slowness
- As far back as spring 2015 Microsoft has had problems with Windows Update on Windows 7, Windows Vista, and Server 2008 R2 computers. Despite several new versions of the Windows Update software and ongoing work on Microsoft's end, over the past year check
- Daily Herald Interview
- Jim Kendall from the Daily Herald interviewed Steve Yates in an article published today about tablets, malware, and Windows 8.
- APC Recalls Millions of Surge Protectors
- Schneider Electric/APC has issued a safety recall for the APC Surge Arrest brand of surge protectors due to a fire hazard.
- Adobe Announces Customer Data Breach
- Adobe says up to 2.9 million encrypted credit card records were accessed along with Adobe user account information.
- Microsoft Releases Critical Server Patch
- This week Microsoft released a patch that is critical for any Internet-facing Remote Desktop server or computer.
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