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Topics: Computer, network server, cloud computing, network security
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Topics: data security, network security
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Topics: software tools, IT network, network security
Symantec has released its annual Internet Security Threat report and it contains some significant data which should cause any network administrator to review their network security protocols.
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Topics: IT network, network security
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Topics: Computer, network server, document storage strategy, document management, IT support, network security
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Topics: Computer, Software, network backup, IT network, IT support, network security, managed services plan
Every business person using a computer knows that it is important to back up their electronic data regularly so it can be recovered in the event of hardware or software failure. Unfortunately not everyone does this and even those that do don't always use the best methods or tools. Failure to put proper steps in place and then following them religiously can lead to serious consequences.
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Topics: Computer, network server, network backup, IT network, IT support, network security
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In our office we saw two new BYOD devices (Bring Your Own Device) show up after the holiday gift giving season. Not a lot until you work it out on a percentage basis and that is over 13% increase beyond the multiple of smartphones and tablets already being used. Over 50% of our employee group has some sort of device connected to our wireless for at least part of the work day.
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Topics: tablet, video, privacy, IT network, network security, BYOD
Everyone complains about the amount of spam that is around the internet. Somewhere I read that as much as 80+% of the email sent everyday can be spam. If your email address is a long standing one and you have used it many times to sign up for services and as your login for various web based online opportunities you can be sure that you will receive spam in some form or another.
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Topics: e-mail, network server, IT network, IT support, network security
