July 14 EOL Deadline Looms for Windows Server 2003
If your network is still running on the 13-year-old Windows Server 2003 operating system (OS), here's a wake-up call: You have until July 14 to migrat…
Read MoreExperiencing High Customer Bounce Rates on Your Website? Your Security Certificate Could Be to Blame
Imagine your customer is browsing your website on Google Chrome, and is prompted to enter personal security credentials before proceeding with his or …
Read MoreWould You Negotiate For Your Business's Stolen Data?
Your business stores a trove of sensitive-and valuable-data on its legacy servers. This data includes everything from private consumer financial recor…
Read MoreState of Connecticut to Open New Data Security Department
The State of Connecticut is taking a major step forward in helping to reduce the growing threat of Internet crime.
Read MoreSMBs See Technology as Key Business Enabler
In the past, only large corporations with big budgets were able to invest in cutting-edge technologies due to their exorbitant costs. However, thanks …
Read MoreThree Lessons IT Personnel Can Learn from Anthem's Recent Hack
If you thought 2014 was as bad as it could get as far as cyberattacks are concerned, think again. Anthem Health Insurance is the latest victim of a hi…
Read MoreBMW Issues Security Patch to Avoid Making Hacker Headlines
The connected car revolution is officially upon us. Drivers can now conveniently access the Internet through their cars instead of having to scroll th…
Read MoreCorrupted Email Account Leads to Major Financial Real Estate Scam in Stamford
Bridgeport police are currently in custody of a Tennessee man who tried to swindle a woman out of $150,000 in an online real estate scam.
Read MoreWinter Storm Juno Reminds Businesses to Buckle Down on Downtime
This past week, New England and parts of New York were pounded by winter storm Juno. Record-breaking snowfall, high winds and coastal flooding caused …
Read MoreDon't Build Your Data Center on Shaky Ground
A string of recent mild earthquakes in Eastern Connecticut is causing business owners across the state to ask when and where future quakes can be expe…
Read MoreWhat Stamford's Traffic Czar Has to Do With Your Computer Network
Chances are if you've driven extensively around Stamford or in the surrounding area, you've been stuck in some pretty awful traffic from time to time.…
Read MoreStamford Economy is Thriving, Mayor Explains
Recently elected Stamford Mayor David Martin had strong words about his city's economy in his first State of the City Address.
Read MoreEying Stamford's Harbor Point For Your New Office?
Stamford's Harbor Point is quickly becoming prime real estate for businesses in the tri-state area.
Read MoreAre You Planning on Upgrading to Windows 10?
Did your business avoid the Windows 8 nightmare?
Read More2014 Was a Tough Year for Digital Security
The number of international businesses that are struggling with digital security is increasing, as evidenced by Kaspersky's latest IT-related risks su…
Read MoreWhat You Need to Know About the CryptoWall 2.0 Ransomware
Millions of end users have recently become exposed to a dangerous new form of malware that installs itself onto computers and holds files for ransom.
Read MoreHow Secure Are Your Company's Passwords?
Are you confident in the integrity of the passwords you and your employees use to access critical data and communications on daily basis?
Read MoreWhy Your Business Needs to Be Afraid of Its Own 'Shadow'
Your business is in the process of integrating several new bleeding-edge cloud applications into its core infrastructure. These applications are strea…
Read MoreSo Your Network Went Down. How Long Will It Take You To Restore It?
Your network crashed this morning, meaning you have been searching all day for the exact cause and location of the error. Unfortunately, you still can…
Read MoreAvoid the Pitfalls of Virtualization with Managed IT Services
You are considering virtualizing your data center's servers to reduce operational expenses and cut down on floor space. But virtualization is a comple…
Read MoreSo, You Think Your Network Is Safe from Hackers? Think Again
Your company has become almost completely reliant on the Web for the majority of its critical business operations. It uses the Web to process customer…
Read MoreJP Morgan Cyberattack Among Largest Data Heists to Date
At least 76 million households and 7 million small businesses were compromised during this summer's cyber attack on JPMorgan Chase. This makes the att…
Read MoreShellshock: The Latest Digital Security Threat You Need to Know
A new digital security vulnerability has been identified which some experts feel is an even bigger threat than the recent Heartbleed bug.
Read MoreBeware of Do-It-Yourself Network Stress Tests
Recently, Facebook ran an experiment to test the resiliency of its core network. The company shut down an entire data center to see whether its emerge…
Read MoreHome Depot in Hot Water Following Recent Data Breach
Not even the Home Depot will have the necessary tools for rebuilding its brand image following a recent data breach that may have exposed information …
Read MoreDo You Have a BYOD Policy? If Not, We Can Help
In today's economy, businesses across all verticals are forced to figure out how to be more productive with fewer resources.
Read MoreCelebrity Photo Heist Serves as a Reminder of the Importance of Digital Security
Over Labor Day weekend, the private accounts of a variety of celebrities-including actress Jennifer Lawrence and model Kate Upton-were infiltrated by …
Read MoreAre These BYOD Issues Threatening Your Enterprise?
Your business lets employees access its core network using a variety of mobile devices. But are you taking appropriate security measures for this priv…
Read MoreReport: 4.5 Million Records Stolen in Latest Hospital Data Breach
As a sign of the times, not even the sick are safe from the greedy hands of hackers. Recently, it was reported that cybercriminals broke into the Comm…
Read MoreReport: Managed Security Services to Boast 15.4% CAGR Between 2013 and 2019
Most companies aren't in the business of ensuring that fortified security mechanisms are in place in their technological infrastructures. Rather, thei…
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