The greeting cards have all been sent, the holiday rush is through, but IT Radix still has a wish to make and it is a special one for YOU! That wish is that you take advantage of the quiet moments in early January and do some things NOW to ensure that your computer network is ready for all that 2017 will bring.
Quick Tip: Review your backup data selections and retention period to protect yourself from ransomware (even at home)!
Why? The creators of the ransomware threats are taking things to new levels. Not only are they encrypting your data but if you enter an incorrect decryption multiple times, the ransomware starts deleting your data.
Similar to life, game shows allow you to risk something in order to reap a potential gain. However, unlike life, in game shows, the contestant is not risking their business. Businesses are always venturing for potential gains, and for most businesses, the goal is to gain the most with the least amount of risk.
Fun and Games…
In this issue:
“Let’s play the feud!” We asked 100 IT professionals, “What are the top 10 most important things employees in an organization can do to enhance their network security?” And, the answers are on the board. Without looking, can you guess all 10 correctly? Don’t change the channel.
Technology on the Tube
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IT Radix puts the PRO in proactive! Click here to see what IT Radix Management and Support looks like behind the scenes for our clients.
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We are already halfway through January. By now most people have stopped greeting each other with a cheerful “Happy New Year!” Many New Years’ resolutions to start good new habits have already been broken.
Even though we are already well into the new year, it is still a good time (and there is never a bad time) for managers or executives who rely on information technology to start smart good habits—habits that will last all the way thorough 2016 and beyond.
That’s what my dad used to say whenever I forgot to lock the front door, reflects Sr. IT Consultant, Mike Oster. As if he had some sort of insight into the low crime rate of Kansas. Well, now I’m going to say it to you: “We don’t live in Kansas, ya know.
