In April 2014, Microsoft will end Windows XP support. No more support means no more updates. No more updates means vulnerabilities discovered after April will no longer be addressed by way of security patches, bug fixes and online or phone tech support. Without those critical updates, millions of...
We posted a new virus alert recently about a particular family of viruses going around called Cryptolocker. The virus is still going strong so we thought we should give you a little more information. It’s good to know (and share), unless you have an extra $100 to $300 worth of ransom money to...
Finding the perfect partner for anything is tough, but finding just the right IT management partner for a business? That takes some real serious thought and soul searching, and usually occurs right after a particularly gut wrenching ordeal with lost data or a day’s worth of productivity. We don't...
Perhaps it’s been a few years since your server was installed. (Server upgrades are recommended every five to six years by the way.) Maybe your business has gotten too big for your current server’s britches. Or a new server technology or functionality is on the market that you covet. If you are...
We want to alert you about a new strain of malware going around called Cryptolocker. This malware encrypts the files on your computer so that you are no longer able to open them, and generates a pop-up message demanding that users pay a ransom in order to be able to access them again. This...
One year ago, Microsoft released Windows 8, which was the most dramatic departure yet from previous versions. Not only did 8 put a nail in the coffin of the iconic START button, but also it was clearly geared toward mobile users navigating the operating system with a touchscreen. We were hoping...
