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You are a talented business owner, and you know how to deliver the best products and services to your customers.
That's what you do.
In reality, you have to deal with many unexpected challenges that are not part of your business strategy, such as your IT infrastructure.
That's where we can help.
Our company provide backup and disaster recovery services- which is less expensive and more secure, than paying ransom to attackers.
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Tens of thousands of ransomware attacks are targeting organizations around the world on Friday.
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Last Friday, Microsoft announced that it had already patched most of the exploits released by Shadow Brokers. Here's what that means for your business.
By Alison DeNisco | April 17, 2017, 6:40 AM PST
A new exploit, reported by McAfee, uses trick Microsoft office files to install malware on a user's machine and can bypass existing protection methods.
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Ahead of next week's rollout of the Creators Update, Microsoft is releasing more information about the diagnostic data it collects.
By Nick Heath | April 5, 2017, 9:00 AM PST
Microsoft is shedding more light on the data that Windows 10 collects from users' machines.
A group of hackers calling themselves the Turkish Crime Family claim that they will wipe millions of stolen iCloud accounts if Apple doesn't meet their demands.
A group of hackers claim to have access to hundreds of millions of iCloud user accounts, and they're threatening to wipe the data if Apple doesn't pay up. Originally reported by Motherboard, the group wants Apple to turn over $75,000 worth of Bitcoin or $100,000 in order for them to delete their copy of the data.
No one is safe from malware these days, even macOS users. 2017 has been a banner year for malware on Apple computers, including a new threat that allows total remote control from a web console.
Apple recently patched macOS security software Xprotect so it can identify popular malware like Xagent. The same update included a fix for several other types of malware, including one that was previously unknown: OSX.Proton.A.
Employees benefit by using their own devices for work, but there can be security risks as well. Here are some ways to control or reduce these threats