Are Your Linux Servers Secure?
Are your backed LINUX server secure? (You DO have them somewhere!) Half the world runs on Linux and VMWare warns that cybersecurity attacks against Linux is on the rise, how […]
Ukraine, Russia & Chips
Can a Russian invasion of Ukraine affect you? Sure can. You thought that the chip shortage was bad now, it may get worse. Modern chips and batteries rely on a […]
SMS Two-Factor Authentication Isn’t Secure: Do This Instead
“Someone is in my email, my Robinhood account, and I don’t know what else.” That’s how my pastor started a phone call on a recent Saturday. Not only had attackers gotten […]
Take Your Business To The Next Level With These Technology Solutions
When you set goals for your business this year, there’s a good chance one of those goals was tied to growth. It’s a common goal. You have your eyes set […]
Update All Your Apple Products Today
On Tuesday Apple released critcal security updates for all of its core products — MacBooks, iPad, iPhone, even Apple Watch. All of these fix critical “0-day” vulnerabilities. In the worst […]
Dog Days of Summer, Can They Slow Down Your Laptop?
Have you ever thought about how summer heat can slow down your computer? It’s true, and you can damage your computer, especially laptops. If you have ever exercised in the […]
Cybersecurity: You Have To Change Your Passwords
With all the recent breaches in cybersecurity, you need to be taking steps to protect yourself. One of these is changing your passwords on a regular basis. This blog post […]
WAN Monitoring for Free
Let me be clear, you shouldn’t do this. A private mailing list I’m on for other MSP owners posed the question, how can you monitor internet connections for cheap/free? If […]
How to Apply Successfully
So, you want to work here. Great! Maybe you were referred by an employee here or saw a posting on Indeed.com. This blog post is a blueprint on how you […]
Perspective Changes Everything
Yesterday I got to taste some of the cleanest, freshest, coldest water I will have in my entire life. I didn’t realize that at first. I was about seven miles […]
