It happens to all of us – we’re typing away, and suddenly a whole section of text is in caps lock! I know if I’m multitasking it happens, especially since my keyboard has no light to alert me to caps lock being on! The good news is, you don’t have to re-type the whole thing. …
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In recent years there has been a push for businesses to move away from on-premise infrastructure and instead move to cloud based services. There are arguments for and against both, and there are also risks involved with both. There is also a third option – Hybrid Cloud. Having part of your infrastructure in the cloud …
When you get a new internet connection, you’re usually given a password for your WiFi by your internet service provider (ISP). It’s normally a really long combination of letters, numbers and symbols that you will never remember. When anyone needs your internet password, you have to either have to find the silly card or sticker …
In late July 2018 Google will be releasing Chrome 68, and a change is coming with this release. From July, all web pages that aren’t HTTPs will be flagged by Chrome as not being secure. A site gains the “s” by having a certificate from a trusted Certificate Authority installed. To put it simply, these certificates …
In this day and age everything with a location tracker is tracking our every move, depending on your level of privacy settings. This can be seen as a good or a bad thing. If you are a person who uses Google Maps on your phone, you probably have location history turned on. If you’d rather …
Recently, I made an appearance on radio station 89.7FM, in the segment called Living, Laughing and Learning with Lisa and JR. Working in IT, we find that Cyber Security isn’t given the importance that it really does require. Anti-virus is only one small part of staying secure online, but often it’s the only part that …
Taking a Screenshot with Windows Hello, and welcome to our first How To blog post. This is the first in a series of posts designed as guides ranging from simple to technical for making life easier when using PC’s! If you’ve ever been asked for a screenshot from tech support, you may know how to …
Have you heard of the Meltdown and Spectre security flaws? They are so fundamental and widespread that many security experts are calling them catastrophic. In brief, the Meltdown and Spectre bugs are vulnerabilities that could allow computer programs to access data they should not be allowed to see. Potentially sensitive information on your computer or server …
Perth has had some nasty storms recently, and power was cut to some of our clients. Without a functional Uninterrupted Power Supply device installed, businesses can potentially be crippled if the power surges or is suddenly cut. In this blog, we share three benefits to having an Uninterrupted Power Supply device for your business. 1. …
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Cyber security refers to protecting your organisation’s data from malicious online attacks. One of the trickiest parts about cyber security is the sheer number of vectors from which attacks can originate. From the company website, to unsecured personal devices being brought to work. These can result in a cyber attack that costs your organisation money …
