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Unfortunately, malware is a hot topic these days. SMBs are a target for the bad guys, and your data could be at risk. So let's make sure we know what malware is, what forms it can take, and how to mit

Introducing Google Workspace Google Workspace, formerly known as G Suite, encompasses Gmail, Docs, Meet, Sheets, and Calendar. Some new features will include: Google has added a new "Business Plus" l

71% of ransomware attacks target small-to-medium sized businesses. Average ransom demand: $116,324 How would this affect your business? So... what is ransomware? Ransomware is a form of malware that e

Eager to clean out your inbox but don't want an influx of replies right before your week ends? Microsoft Outlook offers delayed and scheduled email sending! Delays can be applied to single messages o

1. Over 6,000 new computer viruses are created and released every month. 90% of emails contain some form of malware! 2. The Firefox logo isn't a fox... it's a red panda! 3. Samsung is 38 years and 1 m

2020 brought many surprises and changes. One of which shifted many in-office employees to start unexpectedly working from home. In 2020, 88% of the organizations, worldwide, made it mandatory or encou

MFA, Multi-Factor Authentication, is a security enhancement that requires two or more different forms of authentication to gain access to an account. These forms can be something you know (your passwo

Do you have multiple accounts in Microsoft Teams? Tired of logging in and out constantly? Microsoft Teams on the desktop is getting a new feature that will allow users to add multiple accounts and man

What is an IoT device? IoT stands for Internet of Things; these devices are pieces of hardware with a sensor that transmit data from one place to another over the internet. IoT devices include, but ar

Within the IT support industry there are no real standards in terms of what or how a company provides IT services. There are differing models such as break-fix, contracts, or hybrid offerings. With 2

Phishing emails, texts and phone calls try to trick you into visiting a malicious website, handing over a password, or downloading a file. This works in email attacks because people often spend the wh