Why is EDR better than Antivirus?
In the past, protecting your business’s security was a simple matter of installing anti-virus (AV) software, educating employees to avoid clicking on suspicious links, and regularly updating software and websites. With the increase…
What is Cloud Storage, and does it work for Small Business?
Although Cloud storage has become a widely used term, many of us are still not entirely sure what it means to put your data “in the cloud.” Get answers to the following questions…
When to update computer software?
You have compiled a mental list of tasks in your head, ready to tackle them and have a productive day. The computer gets turned on, and… oh no, not another “update pending” pop-up…
A Complete Guide to Microsoft 365 Cloud Services For Small Businesses
As a small business owner, you’re always on the lookout for the best tools to grow your business. An industry-leading productivity suite like Microsoft 365 can be a game-changer for your small business,…
Virtual desktop benefits for hybrid employees
Workplaces have changed significantly over the last couple of years in response to COVID-19. As we emerge through the other side, an increasing number of businesses are still utilizing flexible work models, like…
What is a Password Manager?
A password manager is an answer to the problem of having 60 online accounts that all want different, complex passwords. You might remember the times when you only had a few passwords, and…
IP-addresses simply explained
You may have already heard about IP-addresses and maybe even the different versions of IP-addresses. We have currently been using IPv4 (the acronym stands for Internet Protocol version 4), but since all the…
Most popular RAID levels explained
RAID is an abbreviation from Redundant Array of Independent Disks. Having independent disks is the main idea behind RAID since it improves the fault tolerance and the chances that if something goes wrong,…
Difference between Malware and Viruses
When most people think of an infected computer, their brain screams, “VIRUS!”. That is usually not the case, and most infected computers that we receive don’t have a virus. Instead, most affected computers…
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