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Apple Security Vulnerability Update all Apple devices using the built in update. Settings > General > Software Update […]
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Computer Business Consultants partnered with Clermont Police Chief Chuck Broadway to sponsor the Florida Police Chief’s Luncheon held on September 8th at the Clermont Performing Arts Center. President and CEO of Computer Business Consultants, Clinton Pownall, was the event’s main speaker.
An ally and supporter of law enforcement, Mr. Pownall said, “I have great respect for what you do, what the officers do, what everybody in law enforcement does.
Microsoft Security Vulnerability A new, unpatched and active vulnerability affecting all Windows and Office users has been disclosed […]
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As a long-time supporter of the arts, I’m always trying to nudge others into joining the effort, especially those who have enjoyed sufficient success to make such support painless for them, and significant for whichever area of the arts they choose.
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Hackers often say they are driven by curiosity and the challenge of breaking into systems that others have tried to keep them out of. Along they way, too many descend into a deeper form of criminality, using their skills to steal funds, abscond with intellectual property, or to extort funds in the form of ransomware.
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The COVID-19 pandemic provided a great opportunity for businesses to realize the efficiencies gained by remote workplaces and allowing employees to work from home. Employees benefited because they like the flexibility, the absence of a commute, and a greater freedom of where they live.
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What does cyber insurance do? For small and medium-sized business, it can be the difference between life and death. Here’s how CoAdvantage describes it: “To put it bluntly, cyber liability insurance helps you not lose your business in the event of a security breach.
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The COVID-19 virus enormously accelerated the trend toward working from home. Vaccines are on the way, but even after the coast is clear for returning to work, there is likely to be a significant number of organizations that continue to embrace working from home for a variety of good reasons.
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I was planning on writing “Looking VERY MUCH Ahead to 2021,” as 2020 has earned a less than desirable reputation amongst most of us. However, the idea of 2021 being all roses and puppy dogs was destroyed with the news last week of the discovery of an enormous cybersecurity breach with tentacles…
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Seven Steps to Protect Against Ransomware Tips on how to protect your IT resources from the threat of […]
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