Yesterday, Apple did a complete 180 on their recent update to the iPhone and iPad Operating System. Just after a week of launching their iOS 8 update as part of their iPhone 6 release, Apple pulls the plug on 8.0.1 and promises 8.0.2 in the next few days.

We all have that one person on our friends-list. You know who I’m talking about – that person who posts everything including the kitchen sink to their Facebook page. Pictures of what they have for dinner and check-ins at the corner store. But they ARE your friend, and you don’t want to hurt their feelings.

Watch out: There’s a hacker eyeing up your business. To him, it doesn’t matter that you’re not a big fish like Home Depot or Adobe – in fact, that’s what makes you such an appealing target. He hopes that means you don’t have the kind of security the big corporations do.

Don’t Fall Victim to the Latest Malicious Attack Spreading on the Internet – Keep Your Computers Up-to-Date or Face Costly Data Theft & Irreparable Reputational Damage!

You’ve heard about the importance of keeping your computer updated time and time again, however, a lot of business owners and employees continue to neglect the latest patches, fixes, and updates designed to protect their systems.

Computer, IT, and Network Security is a constant battle between the software developers and the hackers out there looking for ways to manipulate or exploit the vulnerabilities in their products. Since technology continues to advance and evolve every year, the war between security and cybercrime will never end.

Privacy! Something that has almost disappeared in today’s online world. But it’s absolutely crucial to maintain as much electronic privacy as you can, especially when you’re running a business connected to your mobile devices. Apple iOS 8, the latest version of Apple’s mobile operating system that powers the iPhone and iPad, presents a lot of great options for business owners to use their mobile devices for business work, but you’ve got to be careful that you know what you’re getting into.

If Not, You’re Missing Out on the Chance to Improve Your Bottom Line, Optimize Your Day-to-Day Operations & Stay Ahead of the Competition!
Does your current IT company in {city} simply come in and fix broken equipment? Of course, that’s important, but it’s certainly not enough to be a reliable IT service program! When you’re waiting for an IT company to come in and resolve issues, you’re wasting your most valuable resource: time.

Passwords – the necessary evil in the information technology world. If you have one that is simple, it will be easy to crack and just doesn’t seem safe. If you have one that’s safe and complex, you’ll never remember it. It’s a frustrating conundrum for everyone.

Technology systems don’t last forever. No matter how good a computer or a server is, it will need to be fixed or replaced at some point down the road. Unfortunately that’s lead to some business owners treating their information technology like disposable razors: whoops, this one’s dull – better go buy a new one.

Are you prepared to recover from every-day disasters that could leave your business vulnerable?

September is FEMA’s Disaster Preparedness Month, and many businesses across the country are taking a hard look at their information technology. They’re setting up backup processes and making plans for recovery in case a flood or fire damages the equipment in their office.