Remote Worker Security is a Big Concern
The risk of cyberattacks grows with more people working from home. In 2020, between the months of March and July, nearly half of all businesses dealt with some sort of digital disruption. Some of the most common were:
Worker Productivity Losses.
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Microsoft 365 Business and Enterprise Plans have enabled organizational productivity and security enhancements for many of you, our valued clients, over the past ten years. Microsoft has put in place minimal changes in fees over that time all the while enhancing the experience and set of tools for each of us.
Why Your Sales Team Should NOT be Texting Clients From Their Personal Phones
A sales team’s success is the result of building strong client relationships. While texting may be quick and easy, here are reasons why your sales team SHOULD NOT use their personal phones to text with clients:
Security.
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January is National Clean Up Your Computer Month
The start of a new year is a traditional time for new resolutions. You should consider resolving to Keep Your Computer Clean in 2022. Here are a few things you can do regularly to accomplish that goal:
Check Your Backup
Before changing/deleting anything on your computer, be sure your key files are backed up and up to date.
Our Positive, Can-Do Mindset Makes Our Team Great to Work With
Our positive, can-do mindset makes our team great to work with whether it's resolving a problem or planning future IT projects. It is easy for us to exhibit our core value of “positive attitude.
What Are Browser Cookies?
Browser cookies are small files used to collect information when you visit a website that personalize your experience and track your usage. This can be good and bad.
Three situations where you want to “pass the cookies” and decline are:
If the website is sketchy and non-encrypted (e.g., HTTP only).
If the cookie consent pop-up mentions third-party cookies.
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IT Radix's Advanced Security Stack Solutions Are Vital to Your Company's Security
The emergence of cloud computing, widespread internet access and the growing remote workforce has caused tremendous growth in cybercrime. In the past, IT security was about protecting hardware and key data.
