Data is often taken for granted. Once the save button is clicked we often find assurance in the idea that it’s saved to a hard drive on your computer and not on a piece of paper so it’s not going anywhere. This is a false sense of security. Hard drives are safer than a physical…
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Every small business using technology will always have concerns regarding security. Many steps can be taken to ensure the accounts of your employees are secure. Boot Networks and Microsoft offer some quick tips to making sure your business accounts stays safeguarded. Tip #1 PASSWORDS Ensure passwords for all accounts used by employees are strong. What…
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Anti-virus software is a good thing but having two of them can be detrimental. Anti-virus software keeps your computer safe. One way it does this is by looking for other software monitoring and spying on your activity. Since by nature that is what anti-virus and virus software both do, anti-virus software will always clash with…
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On July 14th 2015, Microsoft 2003 servers will be reaching their end of life. This means a number of things including an end to support, compliance, patches and security updates. Microsoft will no longer provide the things necessary for maintaining your server and protecting it after the end of life date. Businesses will no longer meet compliance…
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Last week we discussed Tablets, this week we will continue the trend of Mini with the HP Stream Mini desktop. For small and convenient ready to use desktops straight out of the box, it doesn’t get more affordable than what HP is offering. These tiny powerhouses are completely upgradable if you find their specifications lacking…
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Many people have been apprehensive about buying an android tablet as it has always felt like just a larger version of the phone they already own, but Dell may have found the answer. The new Dell Venue 8 7000 series is a stunning tablet with a price tag lower than apple’s iPad. Though it does…
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