PSA: If you ever find any sort of electronic storage (USB Drive, Flash Card, SD Card, SIM Card, etc) DO NOT ATTEMPT TO SEE WHAT'S ON IT.
Have you ever come across an electronic storage device at work or home and wondered what’s on it? Valid question.
Small businesses across America are feeling the effects of COVID-19 government shut-downs. Some more than others, but everyone is feeling it in some way.
Wondering how you can help? Here’s a list of easy ideas to support your favorite small businesses:
Leave a review on Google or Yelp
Did you know that leaving reviews can help businesses rank on Google, improve online visibility and build credibility? If you’re wondering if your reviews really matter, they do! Pick 10 of your favorite local small businesses and take the time to leave them a Google and/or Yelp review.
We’re committed to optimizing our service delivery and we’ve recently implemented a huge time saver that affects all of our clients.
When working with our team, you may notice a “Choose a time” link emailed to you. This link empowers you to find and book the time that works for you.
In times of a global pandemic, whether you’re a business or an individual, you’re probably feeling strapped for cash right about now. Good news: there are tons of free resources, tools and trials for you to take advantage of during this time! If you’re trying to slim down on spending, focus your time on utilizing free options over paid subscriptions to eliminate monthly costs.
Are you doing enough to protect your business and yourself from phishing attacks? If you think you aren’t likely to be a victim, we recommend thinking again. Read below for 10 shocking phishing facts you may or may not know--and how these facts may apply to your own vulnerability against a phishing attack.
Cutting straight to the point: Criminals are adapting and taking advantage of the COVID-19 situation.
See below for information and advice specific to what’s been seen so far.
#1 - Phishing emails acting as if they’re legitimate messages from important entities
We’ve seen emails posing as HHS (Health and Human Services), CDC (Center for Disease Controls), and WHO (World Health Organization).
What do these phishing emails look like?
When to see a doctor or common symptoms.
Where are we in the world of cybersecurity? It’s easy to miss the cybersecurity threats and attacks happening right in our “backyard”. Our goal at PK Tech is to educate and offer proactive steps for cybersecurity safety. It’s important to be aware--without being afraid--of the cybersecurity threats that are real threats for your business.
Many of our clients and businesses in general are experiencing the transition into the WFH (work-from-home) model. We’re seeing the challenges first hand and therefore we’re making it our mission to share advice that can benefit any business dealing with the initial WFH inefficiencies.
CryptoLocker ransomware attacks are scary. You’ll suddenly see a note appear on your computer screen stating that your computer is locked or files have been encrypted.
First of all: don’t panic! Follow this 7-step guide after a ransomware attack.
We're hearing from our peers located in coastal cities first about early coronavirus-related effects on the IT industry. One IT-related topic is the catastrophic closure of the smaller "IT Guy" and micro IT companies. This mission-critical relationship with an IT provider ending unexpectedly is leaving businesses vulnerable in more ways than one.
