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Networking for Small Businesses – Part 2

December 16, 2016September 16, 2017 by Dave Carter

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As discussed in Part 1, the introduction of a computer network will certainly help a company become more competitive because it will increase efficiency and decrease hardware costs. In addition to easing the sharing of information and resources by setting up a network, an IT support expert can also improve…

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Networking for Small Businesses – Part 1

December 12, 2016September 16, 2017 by Dave Carter

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The effective application of proven technology is critical for a small business seeking to raise the productivity of employees. The introduction of a computer network will certainly help a company become more competitive because it will increase efficiency and decrease hardware costs. The sharing of information and resources can be…

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How to Prepare a Small Business Disaster Recovery Plan – Part 2

December 9, 2016September 16, 2017 by Dave Carter

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As discussed in Part 1, even a small business should prepare for the worst when it comes to its data. As a matter of precaution, disaster recovery (DR) planning must be integrated into its standard operating procedures. Consulting with an experienced IT expert is advisable because it can be complex…

How to Prepare a Small Business Disaster Recovery Plan – Part 1

December 4, 2016September 16, 2017 by Dave Carter

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IT is an integral part of most every company in the 21st Century. Every business, large or small, now relies on computing in order to simply function. This is especially applicable to the dependence on data, the loss of which would be a significant, perhaps crippling, setback for a firm.…

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Zero-Day Vulnerability and Anti-Exploit Technology

November 30, 2016September 16, 2017 by Dave Carter

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A zero-day vulnerability is a flaw in software, hardware or firmware that is exploited by hackers before or as soon as it becomes generally known to the public. This leaves the respective developers no time to create patches or recommend workarounds that would mitigate the effects from the exploitation. Timeline…

Trends in Malware and Phishing Attacks

November 24, 2016September 16, 2017 by Dave Carter

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E-mail remains the predominant form of digital communication, despite the popularity of instant messaging applications. Cyber criminals favor e-mail as the primary method of delivering malware and phishing attacks. The following covers trends in these two internet security threats. Malware Malware distribution via e-mail uses social engineering to trick users…

Tips for Wired Network Security Improvement – Part 2

November 21, 2016September 16, 2017 by Dave Carter

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As discussed in Part 1, due to overall threats from insiders and outsiders, the security of wired networks should receive greater emphasis than wireless networks. The following are the last 4 of 8 simple precautions that a business should take for the protection of its system and data. It is…

Tips for Wired Network Security – Part 1

November 16, 2016September 16, 2017 by Dave Carter

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A focus on network security solely in terms of the wireless aspect is understandable. Hackers have breached a company’s system via Wi-Fi by detecting its SSID and launching a cyber attack beyond its premises. However, considering the overall threats from insiders and outsiders, the security of the wired aspect of…

Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS) Basics and Benefits

November 12, 2016September 16, 2017 by Dave Carter

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Modern laboratories function in environments that generate a tremendous amount of data. As new technologies are deployed, the complexity and volume of information will increase exponentially. The rapid growth of data has been the cause of considerable issues, and solutions are necessary for adequate management. An effective solution is the…

How Hackers Exploit Social Engineering

November 9, 2016September 16, 2017 by Dave Carter

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As far as basic aspects, many hackers still depend on insufficient security practices to succeed. Nonetheless, terrible website security also leaves customer data vulnerable, and even strong passwords won’t prevent attacks and breaches. Some of the most worrying attacks of 2015 involved social engineering for bypassing two-factor authentication. Utilizing the…

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