One of the things that can immediately strike fear into the heart of a computer user is when they hear that something might be wrong with their PC. Thoughts of losing all data or having a virus run wild start to evolve into a panic and an urgent desire to fix whatever’s wrong right away.
There are multiple external threats when it comes to your network security. These include things like ransomware attacks, phishing, and credential theft. But there are other threats that come from innocent mistakes that can be just as dangerous.
The global pandemic has not only meant total disruption of how we live and work, but it has also brought along with it a huge surge in cyberattacks.
The market for Internet of Things (IoT) devices like voice assistants, cloud security cameras, and other smart gadgets continues to skyrocket.
As we enter into the new year, many Indiana businesses are planning their budgeting for technology needs. Hardware, software, and cybersecurity are all typical areas under consideration.
There’s not much time left before the end of the year, and many business owners are scrambling for any last-minute investments they can make to use as tax write-offs.
When you think about events that can damage your computer and other technology, what first springs to mind are typically things like liquid spills, a hard drive crash, or being dropped.
We’re about to say goodbye to an application that was once a mainstay of interactivity on the internet. Adobe Flash is reaching end of life on December 31, 2020.
Technology has become not just a tool, but a big part of our daily lives. From the time you check email in the morning to signing off at the end of the workday, a big part of our productivity, time, and energy is tied to how well we use our computer and other devices.
Few things will bring everyone together like a problem with the internet connection. People dash out of rooms and offices asking, “Is the internet down?”
