To help facilitate communication and collaboration in businesses, Microsoft offers a solution called Teams. Although it is a relatively unknown offering, its popularity is expected to grow. Here are four things it helps to know about Teams.
How to Use the Clipboard’s History and Syncing Features in Windows 10
The Windows 10 October 2018 Update soups up the Windows Clipboard with new history and syncing features. Here is how to enable and use these features.
5 Things to Know If You Are Considering Getting Cyber Insurance
As cyber attacks continue to increase in number and sophistication, more and more companies are purchasing cyber insurance. If you are considering getting this type of policy for your business, here are five things to keep in mind.
Just Because a Mobile VPN App Is Popular Doesn’t Mean It Is Protecting Your Privacy
A study of the top free VPN apps available in Apple’s App Store and Google Play revealed that some of them might not be protecting your privacy as promised. Find out what the researchers discovered.
Edge Computing 101
When cloud computing was introduced, there was a lot of confusion about what it was. Similarly, there is a lot of confusion about the current IT trend of edge computing. Here are the basics.
Reputation Jacking: Another Trick Up Hackers’ Sleeves
Reputation-jacking is on the rise. Discover what reputation-jacking is and why cyber criminals like to use it when attacking businesses.
Don’t Let Your IT Policies and Procedures Fall by the Wayside
IT policies and procedures are not “set and forget” documents. Discover why they need to be reviewed regularly and learn some tips on how to do so.
5 Noteworthy IT Trends That Will Affect SMBs in 2019 and Beyond
The IT industry is constantly changing. Because there are so many changes, it can be hard to discern which ones are most important. To help highlight the changes deserving attention, here are five IT trends that small and midsize businesses should know about.
How to Customize the Startup Pages in Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge
If you have several websites you visit every day, you can configure your browser to automatically open those sites when you launch your browser. Here is how to customize the startup pages in Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge.