The top security trends to watch for
In this article, we look at some key Information Security trends to look for, along with the things you need to consider if you want ...
Hardware, Internet, Networking, Wireless
5 causes of poor wireless access in schools and how to fix the problem [updated]
Who says there’s a problem? We asked K-12 educators and school professionals what the top issues with their school IT were. It was no surprise ...
Cloud computing services: migrating systems to the cloud
Here’s a scenario where Cloud Computing Services can provide value-add for your company… Imagine a small Milwaukee video production company’s editor filtering through a network ...
Is cyber insurance a necessity or a luxury?
Many of us view insurance as a necessary evil. We loathe paying the premiums, but we all deal with it at some point—whether it’s health ...
Is Microsoft’s Windows cloud strategy a case of Azure-based frog boiling?
Microsoft has said that they’re a “mobile-first, cloud-first” company these days. Windows 10 represents the first wave of the new world, and already there are ...
Protecting your data from ransomware: Cryptolocker and Locky
As an IT service provider, there is no more chilling phone call from a client as “The accounting system is broke and we cannot open ...
Google Chrome – “Class Not Registered” error
I recently ran into a situation where one of our school customers was planning on doing some standardized testing (the FORWARD exam) and the Google ...
Is your data protection policy protecting your employees and students?
It seems like a regular occurrence these days that we hear about a company’s employee records or customer data getting stolen by hackers. Well-known companies ...
Internet, Networking, Wireless
Does 802.11ac Wave 2 wireless require replacing your old copper cabling?
The short answer to that question is, no. Explaining why, however, that’s where things get really interesting… It’s also one of those explanations that require ...
How web browsing is crippling your infrastructure and compromising security
Ask anyone what the most resource-intensive applications on their end-user devices are, and you will normally receive a laundry list of software with heavy graphical ...
