Antivirus Software Still A Necessary Tool
Have you heard? Antivirus is dead. Kaput. No longer relevant in today’s computer security world, where 315,000 new malicious files are detected every day. When Brian Dye, senior vice president
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5 Tech Trends for 2014
Where’s tech going in 2014? Here are five technologies that will make headlines next year. 1. Smart locks The key and lock have been around for thousands of years. The
Keep Your Online and Mobile Conversations Private
Snowden. PRISM. XKeyscore. It seems that you can’t turn around these days without reading another story about government surveillance. Edward Snowden is the former defense contractor who blew the whistle
Keep Your IT Infrastructure Strong
A penny saved is a penny earned. We all know this saying, and most of us try to live by it. Whether you’re the type of person who can’t see
The End of Microsoft’s Small Business Server
For years, Microsoft’s Small Business Server has been a turnkey, streamlined way for organizations with 75 employees or less to manage their servers. Last year, Microsoft announced that with its
Internet Tracking: Should You Be Concerned About It?
We all know that when we’re online, we’re being tracked. A Keynote Systems survey from last year found that 86 percent of the leading 269 websites in news, finance, travel