Protecting Our Resources

In this issue:

• No Eruption to Your Business with Managed IT Services
• Who Owns Information Security Risk?
• Kids Careless with Online Passwords
• Being a Good Steward of Your Website

National Parks are wonderful, except when they are not—just like when you are visiting all sorts of websites online. In both cases, staying safe and ensuring your security, should be the top priority. Here are some tips to keep you safe in both environments:
“Go” Before You Go
Your mother told you, so we do not mind reinforcing it! Public bathrooms can be dens of bacteria and yuck, especially in National Parks with so many visitors.

Protecting Our Resources

In this issue:

• Preserve Your Business Information
• Ten Years and Counting!
• The “Not Me” Problem
• Only YOU Can Prevent Online Threats

Protecting Our Resources

In this issue:

• A Walk in the Technology Clouds
• Introducing…Laurie Sloane
• Why So Many Passwords?
• National Park “Backups” Are Hidden Gems!

Software Patches are Important to Your Company's Security!
In the animal kingdom, nature is always changing, by adapting to meet the needs of the environment it’s faced with. Whether it’s a clever defense mechanism for a herbivore to fend off potential threats or a busy beaver architecting a home for itself, wildlife has no shortage of survival tools.

Nature and Technology

In this issue:

• They’re Called Event “Logs” for a Reason!
• Nature and Technology…Friend or Foe?
• Reduce, Reuse and Recycle
• Software Patches: Proactive Protection from Intruders

Wildfires are uncontrolled and can spread rapidly—wiping out extensive areas of forest or vegetation land within minutes. According to the U.S. Fire Service, more than 700 wildfires occur every year; and over $5 billion is spent to fight fires each year.

Many businesses leverage temporary or seasonal staff.  The benefits are obvious—expertise and additional resources/capacity when you need it. With the advances in technology, utilizing these types of personnel is even easier.  However, what may not be so obvious are the network security risks; in particular, the increased potential for compromised sensitive data or loss of control of the data.

Nature and Technology

In this issue:

• Growing Adaptable Technology
• Is it Time to Migrate?
• Go “Green” this Spring
• Data Breach…A Technology Wildfire