Employees take well-deserved vacations. Schedules shift. People work from various locations. Team members cover for one another. Decision-makers may be harder to reach. And everyone is trying to keep things moving while also enjoying the season.
Unfortunately, cybercriminals are not out of the office.
Summer has a way of changing the rhythm of the workday. But before your team starts working from everywhere, it is worth asking one important question: Is your remote access actually secure?
We’re pleased to share that IT Radix has been named a BusinessRate Best of 2026 Award Winner for Computer Service in Morris County, New Jersey.
We have all seen those “I’m not a robot” CAPTCHA boxes online. Usually, they are harmless little checkpoints that help websites confirm a real person is visiting.
Unfortunately, cybercriminals are now using fake CAPTCHA screens to trick people into infecting their own computers.
Free or discounted tools to help not-for-profits do more without draining funds.
Your mobile device goes everywhere with you. It holds emails, text messages, saved passwords, business apps, payment tools, and plenty of personal information too. That convenience is great for productivity, but it also makes smartphones and tablets a tempting target for cybercriminals.
It’s February. Love is in the air. Chocolate, fine wine, dinner reservations, and people pretending they love rom-coms again. In the spirit of love, let’s talk about relationships, specifically the kind you have with your IT support.
Avoid any last-minute access issues… update Duo Mobile on every phone or tablet that receives Duo Push prompts (work or personal).
Here are six bad tech habits to quit this month—plus what to do instead.
In this issue:
Let’s talk…
"*" indicates required fields
"*" indicates required fields
