How to avoid falling victim to ransomwareWe hear routinely in the news that a major corporation or government agency has had its data integrity compromised, with millions of pieces of...
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VoIP facilitates working from home. So What is VoIP?What is VoIP? Voice over Internet Protocol takes us away from the traditional office PBX, the on-location physical equipment that provides voice...
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Ransomware attacks just keep increasing: Vet practices aren’t immuneThis cyberattack scheme isn't new, but it has become increasingly common over the past several years. Many of the viruses lurking out...
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BYOD and Federal Wage laws: Look out!As most everyone knows, Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) is an approach wherein organizations allow their employees to use their own smartphones and other...
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The inevitable increase in Working from Home and the move to VoIPAs you are surely aware, working from home (WFH) has been the primary way that white collar, office-based jobs...
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Three responses after a Ransomware attackIf you are unfortunate enough to be the victim of a ransomware attack, there are basically only three options open to you. Ransomware is a...
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BYOD goes far beyond IT questions.Most often we view BYOD policies as something initiated and overseen by IT. But that misses the broad-ranging impact of BYOD across several other functions...
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BYOD and Reimbursement PoliciesThere is a great deal of discussion about the advantages and disadvantages of the policy of allowing employees to use their own mobile devices, primarily smartphones, instead...
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BYOD: The fine print mattersBYOD is the acronym for Bring Your Own Device to Work where “device” can refer to a laptop, tablet, or smartphone. Most frequently, however, the...
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There is more to it than installing some antivirus and buying a firewall. Ready to get into the weeds? IT and network security is often focused on keeping intruders out in...
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