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Smaller schools and economies of scale

Maximizing Resources: How Smaller Schools Can Benefit from Economies of Scale Smaller educational institutions and schools suffer from the problem...
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Data Breaches are a Question of When, Not If

You hear on the news all of the time about big cyber attacks on large corporations, and even government agencies....
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Penetration Testing vs. Vulnerability Testing Your Business Network

Hearing "all of your confidential information is extremely vulnerable, we know this because..." is bad news, but whatever follows the...
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Ready to go for it? Getting Windows 11 Blog

Ready to go for it? Getting Windows 11. How to get Windows 11? If you liked what you read about...
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Windows 11 and Security Blog

Windows 11 and Security Security If there is anything that worries everyone--consumers and businesses alike--is security and privacy. Ransomware has...
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Android App and Windows 11 Blog

Android App and Windows 11 Want to use lots of Android apps and tired of the limited ability to do...
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Three common sense data safety reminders

Three common sense data safety reminders When it comes to smaller and medium sized businesses, anything that distracts from the...
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Familiar UX Blog

While Windows XP is hands down everyone’s favorite even decades after its launch, we have seen Microsoft constantly upgrading its...
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7 Cybersecurity basics to never forget

No matter how much people hear “data safety,” they still can get sloppy about their cybersecurity. One of the reasons...
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Migrating to Windows 10: Should you let go of your hardware

While you can purchase and install Windows 10 in your existing PCs–the ones currently on Windows 7 OS–it is not...
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Getting the most out of technology

As a professional you are in education because you have a vocation. You have the commitment and drive to succeed,...
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Windows 7 End of Life: What options do you have

As Microsoft stops supporting Windows 7 from January 2020, what choices do you have as a Windows 7 user? While...
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Keeping everything up and running on a minimal IT budget

We talked in an earlier blog about how not benefiting from economies of scale can hurt a small school’s abilities...
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Hardware costs are barriers to growth and stability

Unless you are a Silicon Valley unicorn, smaller institutions, especially newer ones, usually face serious limitations to accessing the funds...
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Windows 7 End of Life: How does it impact you

Microsoft has officially announced the “End of Life” date for Windows 7. It will come January 14, 2020. Windows 7...
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You can lose more in a cyber attack than you can imagine

One of the errors many smaller firms make--and some larger ones--is that they really don’t understand the broad-reaching effects of...
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Good Fences Make for Secure Data

Investing in firewalls, anti-malware and data encryption software Firewalls and anti-malware tools can help you by keeping unwanted actors out...
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SD WAN – What’s up with that?

SD WAN - What’s up with that? So what is this SD-WAN that you have been hearing about? SD-WAN, the...
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Think you are too small to be a cyber attack victim? Think again!

Think you are too small to be a cyber attack victim? Think again!A recent study pointed out that SMBs are...
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Training Teams for Cybersecurity

Employee training is a critical component of cybersecurity. Every employee, from the first day of their onboarding, should be educated...
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