Due to Apple’s increased market share, it’s now apparent that OS X wasn’t as secure as people thought, and it was a simple matter of malware writers not targeting Apple. Now, the honeymoon is over and there is a large increase in attacks against Apple operating systems, so the same security measures that Windows users take and Apple users have ignored, will have to be used.

Dealing with identity theft can be tough, but if it hits your business it can be shattering. It can destroy your business completely if you don’t catch it fast enough. It can take an extraordinary amount of time and a lot of hard work to straighten it out; therefore, you want to be aware of why identity thieves love small businesses.

This article from http://www.theglobeandmail.com , informs us on 10 ways to protect your small business. Big businesses are not the only ones who can get hacked - small businesses are also a target. Make sure your business is protected and read the list of 10 steps to help your company stay safe!

IaaS, or Infrastructure as a Service, is the industry term for basically running your network via a service model, such as what we have all come to know as the cloud. So rather than purchase server hardware, pay someone to maintain this hardware along with the software that runs on it, keep up with warranties, and replace all of that in five years, you run some or all of the applications that you needed that hardware and software for in the cloud and pay a much smaller monthly or yearly fee as opposed to a large upfront cost.

Iaas or Infrastructure as a Service, is what it's called to run virtual systems, servers just like you have in your office, in Azure.