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How to Protect Your Privacy From Your Internet Service Provider
President Trump recently signed S.J.Res. 34 which nullifies the Federal Communications Commission’s rule on privacy of customers of broadband and other telecommunications services. Your internet service provider (ISP) is now legally allowed to use and analyze your personal and bus
Is Your IT Millennial-Friendly?
This post is not a rant about millennials. It's simply a reality check. All your employees under 35 years of age are considered Millennials. Nationally, more than 30% of American workers are Millennials and that will grow to 75% by 2025. The Millennial generation is a demographic ter
Protect Yourself from Ransomware
What is Ransomware Ransomware is a specific type of computer malware typically in the form of a virus or trojan. When a computer is infected with ransomware, it blocks access to your data by encrypting it. Hackers then request a ransom and may threaten to publish or delete your data unless paid
4 Reasons Every Small Business Needs a Virtual Chief Information Officer [vCIO]
About the vCIO The intention of the Chief Information Officer (CIO) role and responsibilities is to help you align technology with your organization's vision, mission, culture, strategy, and goals. We use the term virtual as a placeholder for part-time, as-needed, and on-demand. You receive al
IT Security Jargon – Part 1
Introduction IT security is a deep and wide subject. It's complex. Threats abound. The scope is sometimes frightening and often misunderstood. It's easy to tune out that which you don't understand and that makes you even more vulnerable. Education is the first step towards peace of mind.
Backup your Cloud Data Now!
Best Practice In 1982, when I was selling IBM PC computers, I talked with clients about the importance of backing up the files stored on their floppy disk by copying them to another floppy disk and maybe even another disk and then storing them in another physical location. After all, who wants
Over-the-Air DVR [Cutting the Cord with Tablo]
I've been a cord-cutter for many years now. After Netflix streaming arrived on the Roku, I found that my family and I watched it almost exclusively. The only things we watch on network/cable television is the local news, the Green Bay Packers, and a few network shows like The Big Bang Theory whi
What is the Internet of Things? And What About Security?
You and I and our computers are on the Internet. The phrase 'Internet of Things' refers to all the other devices that are getting connected to the Internet. TVs, appliances, game consoles, wearable items like upcoming clothing, smartwatches, thermostats, home control, media, security cameras, get-fi