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The rapidly changing nature of the web can make it easy to forget that your web presence needs to be periodically updated and optimized for your visitors. Redesigning can’t happen … Continue reading Simple Steps for Performing a Website Audit
While the world prepared for the launch of iPhone X, Apple rolled out another useful product this week: an update to iOS 11. Originally launched in September, this iOS upgrade … Continue reading Follow Up: iOS 11.1 Update Patches KRACK Vulnerability
How often do your employees open the door for a bandit? More often than you realize even if you’re a small to medium business. Your salesperson can’t resist clicking on … Continue reading How to Block the Cyber-Bandit
Recent research has brought to light a vulnerability in WPA2, the security certification commonly used alongside WPA. Key reinstallation attacks (KRACK) can bypass WPA2 to access wireless attached devices and … Continue reading Refresh Your Approach to Wi-Fi to Protect from KRACK Attacks
This week, Microsoft rolled out its Fall Creators Update for Windows 10. The update features a number of nice features for personal use, such as increased readiness for virtual reality … Continue reading Windows 10 Fall Creators Update Rolls Out
The conference room table hums with conversation as your co-workers arrive and seat themselves for the meeting. You’re ready to begin the session and the presentation. The room’s whiteboard isn’t. … Continue reading Microsoft Surface Hub: How the Office White Board Disappeared
Following the news of the massive hack of Equifax, the beleaguered company now faces another challenge: vulnerable code. Late last week, visitors to Equifax’s complaints page were greeted by a … Continue reading False Adobe Flash Updates Plague Equifax
Though the big news of the fall has been Apple’s introduction of the iPhone 8 and iPhone X, the latest operating system upgrade for the company is nothing to ignore. … Continue reading Apple Rolls Out iOS11 for iPhone, iPad
A former GrubHub driver has filed suit against the company, alleging GrubHub misclassified the drivers as independent contractors rather than employees. The class-action lawsuit is the first of its kind … Continue reading GrubHub Class Action Suit Could Have Implication for 1099 Status
This week national credit bureau Equifax announced it experienced a massive data breach from May to July 2017. An estimated 143 million U.S. credit holders are impacted, with financial experts … Continue reading Equifax Data Breach Impacts 143 Million Consumer and Business Credit Reports
Last week, security monitoring experts detected a new ransomware attack launch that set 23 million infected e-mails into circulation. This attack uses familiar bait with purposefully vague subject lines like … Continue reading Labor Day Scam Alert: Locky Ransomware in E-mail
Samsung has announced its latest iteration of the Galaxy Note phablet will be available September 15. The Galaxy Note 8 has a tough role to fill after the Galaxy Note … Continue reading Samsung Galaxy Note 8 to Feature Larger Display, Stylus
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