The IT Pro Blog
Tag: Small Business
We actually write these blogs. Yes, you read that right. Our team of IT pros compile knowledge from the job and years of experience, combined with real-time updates of what we see in the field, to bring you value-add content on a weekly basis.
The 3 Most Common Phishing Techniques Used to Attack Your PC
When it comes to phishing attacks, a few techniques are most commonly used to attack PCs. Data from cybersecurity company Proofpoint analyzed billions of emails
8 Best Practices for Getting the Most Out of Microsoft Teams Channels
What is Microsoft Teams, and how can your business be integrating it? We’re so glad you asked. Teams is a chat-based collaboration platform that allows
Ransomware Continues as Greatest Cybersecurity Risk for SMBs in 2021
We probably sound like broken records at this point, but for the record, we’re not the only ones saying this! Ransomware is here, it’s more
Looking to Save Money? Renegotiate Your Business Internet And Phone Services Contracts!
In COVID times, pretty much every business is looking for ways to save money. As you approach the New Year, and look at your 2021
5 Corners Your IT Guy is Probably Cutting
We’re not asking if your IT guy is “really nice” or “funny” or “pleasant to have in the office.” We’re asking: do they properly support
What is Cybersquatting and Why Should You Care?
First of all, what is Cybersquatting? With the intent of profiting from user mistakes, cybercriminals take advantage of the essential role that domain names play
Cybersecurity Survey Reveals that Organizations Previously Hit by Ransomware Are Forever Changed
A new global survey titled “Cybersecurity: The Human Challenge” (reference) essentially found that organizations are never the same after they’ve experienced a ransomware attack. In
38% of Surveyed Small Businesses Budget Less than $1000 a Year Toward Cybersecurity
COVID-19 has caused a growing strain on small to medium-sized businesses due to a greater need for cybersecurity in an increasingly remote work era. As
Building Owners – Blur Your Google Street View For Increased Privacy and Physical Security
You’ve probably been on Google Maps before and thought, “Wow, Google Street View is cool!”. But have you thought about the privacy and security implications
