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PC Users Share Some of the Blame For Falling Victim to Hack Attacks

01/15/2016

Many computer users make use of security tools that limit their exposure to hackers, and they generally understand that hacks are something that can realistically happen to them. On the other hand, there are plenty of other folks out there who don’t worry enough. They might think their PC holds no value to the average […]

Tip of the Week: How to Type Special Characters Like Accents

01/13/2016

What’s the difference between a cafe and a café? By definition, there’s no difference, but to a coffee aficionado, that symbol above the ‘e’ makes all the difference. But how do you type special characters like this? Here are two easy ways. Copy/Paste What You Need One way to type special characters is to cheat […]

5 Cloud Security Issues that Every Business Has In Common

01/11/2016

Security is a primary concern for businesses that take advantage of the cloud, but the industry often dictates to what extent a business is concerned about cloud security. Yet, despite the varying cloud needs of industries, there are several variables that should be addressed when thinking about cloud security, including data permissions, account compromisation, and, […]

4 Growth Scenarios Your Network Needs to Be Prepared For

01/08/2016

Naturally, businesses put a lot of time, energy, and resources into growing their sales figures and bottom line. All of that is great, but if business owners don’t also plan for how success is going to add new pressures and challenges to their IT infrastructure, then a lot of time will be wasted reacting to […]

Tip of the Week: We Bust the Myth of How Mobile Apps Drain Battery Power

01/06/2016

Every mobile device user wishes for more battery power. There are many tips floating around the Internet on how to extend your battery’s life; one of them just isn’t true–closing out your apps. When it comes down to it, your battery is better off if you just leave your apps opened. Many users assume that […]