Month: August 2015

Democratic White House Front Runner Hillary Clinton Faces Backlash After Sensitive Emails Get Disclosed In an interesting series of events, presidential candidate Hillary Clinton opted to use a controversial “home brew” personal email server provider, and her decision may now be posing quite the problem. Clinton selected a small IT firm to maintain her private … Read more

Ashley Madison Has Been Hacked…Exposing Thousands Of People If you’ve seen the news in the past few days, you’ve likely heard of one of the largest, most embarrassingly damaging hacks in 2015: Ashley Madison, a website that helps facilitate cheating and affairs, was hacked – a total of 9.7 gigabytes of data stolen and published … Read more

Running A Version of Internet Explorer Between IE7 – IE11? You’re at Risk for Malware Infection! If you’re running a supported version of Internet Explorer – from IE7 to IE11, you’re at risk for malware infection through a serious vulnerability, wherein your systems can be infected when you browse to a malware riddled website. Microsoft … Read more

It’s common knowledge that cybercriminals work quickly; they pay close attention to the IT world and hunt for vulnerabilities to prey on, or new software to use as a disguise for their attacks. With the release of Microsoft’s Windows 10 last month, malware developers and other scam artists were quick to use it to their … Read more

Gamification is an idea that many business owners don’t really consider; in fact, many don’t really even know what it means. By definition, gamification is the process of making systems or services more enjoyable and appealing, designed mostly to improve employee engagement, organizational productivity, and workflow. You might wonder if gamification is really a viable … Read more

The cyber threat landscape is expanding. In 2014, over 300 million new pieces of malware were created, the largest such figure ever recorded. What’s even more startling than that astronomical figure is the fact that all it takes is one particular nasty threat out of the hundreds of millions to put you out of business … Read more

Microsoft Enterprise Mobility Suite (EMS) consists of three main components; each designed to address different business challenges. Combining three key Microsoft products, EMS is the complete cloud solution for challenges that come along with Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) policies. With EMS, Microsoft is offering an effective bundle at a discounted price. These tools will … Read more