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Great reviews on Windows 10 release!
Microsoft is calling it an operating system that’s both fresh and familiar.
Windows 10 is now available! For those of you who have missed the start menu, it’s back! I don’t know about you, but I sure missed it. The new update is easy to use with a keyboard and a mouse. But, if you have a touchscreen computer, you’re in luck.
Windows 10 has proved that their dream has come true! They delivered a single OS that can work across computers, tablets, and phones!
Thursday, July 30, 2015
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10 Ways to Prevent a Data Breach and Protect Your Small Business
No business is too small for a hacker!
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!
Wednesday, July 22, 2015
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How can the small business owner in a Hurricane zone benefit from Azure, in a big way?
Azure during Hurricane season
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.
Tuesday, July 14, 2015
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Windows Server Virtual Machine
Watch the video on how to create a Windows Server Virtual Machine
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.
Wednesday, July 8, 2015
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Think you are too small to hack? Think again.
Security Auditing for Small Business
Think of it this way: a thief is walking down a street lined with parked cars. He stealthily attempts to open the doors of each car he walks by. If its locked, he moves on. He doesn't even leave the sidewalk to try the street side lest he expose himself to viewing by the buildings across the street. He tries the next car, and the next, and the next, until he finds an open door on a 9 year old unassuming sedan. He sits down, rifles through the glove box, under the seat, center console, floor in the back seat, and takes whatever he can carry. He even finds an extra ignition key in the glove box, but he doesn't care he has no intention of stealing the car. However he just walked away with your $90 sunglasses, your $50 Pottery Barn gift card you got for Christmas, an iPad on the floor of the back seat, and worst of all several old credit card and banking statements you left in your center console.
Monday, June 29, 2015
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