World Backup Day is March 31st, and we're raising awareness for businesses of all sizes!  Your company's data is extremely valuable - don't risk it!  Integrating a solid backup and disaster recovery solution into your business will save you from the nightmare of data loss!  Check out the infographic to learn more about World Backup Day!

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A recent article on Telcompetitor highlights some of the risks with allowing your employees to use personal mobile devices for work purposes. Among some of the most important findings: 40% have no password on the device. 51% connect to unsecure wireless networks. 48% do not disable Bluetooth discovery modem. These actions leave the mobile devices at risk to leak company data.  Even more concerning, of those using their own devices for work, 86% said their employers were not able to remotely wipe their devices. While mobile device security issues are not significant today, the threat is rising and those looking to take advantage of these weak access points into corporate networks a... Last modified on Wednesday, 27 March 2013 Continue reading

Are you enjoying the benefits of using multiple monitors? Once you have experienced the power of using more than two or more monitors, it is Diffficult to go back to using just one. As great as multiple monitors are, they can be distracting and consume extra power. Diff Displays is a new tech that takes care of both of these issues.

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St. Patrick’s Day is a good time to remind you that you shouldn’t depend on “luck” to protect your data. That’s why I’m going to share with you 3 common missteps companies make with data backup that you *might* be making. 1.  Not Doing A Reverse Backup. If you use any line of business application in the cloud to store data – including accounting records, client files and the like – you should be backing up ALL of that data to your location on a regular basis. How frequently? That depends on how much you are willing to lose. If you could lose a week of data, then back up weekly. If the thought of losing a week puts you into fits, then back up daily. Most cloud providers are savvy enough... Last modified on Tuesday, 26 March 2013 Continue reading

If you’re planning on heading out of town – or simply to the coffee shop to work – here are a few tips to keep in mind. 1. Protect your devices from thieves. All mobile devices should be passcode-protected and loaded with apps that will help you track and find them in case they get lost or stolen.  For iOS users, there’s the free “Find My Phone.”  Android users can try “Lookout Mobile Security” to name a few of the options.  These apps allow you to remotely wipe the device if it falls into the wrong hands; you definitely don’t want to expose yourself to identity theft or allow someone access to your company’s network and client data. Also, never leave your device anywhe... Last modified on Tuesday, 26 March 2013 Continue reading