Are Wireless Keyboards Safe?
Analytics Computers Many people use wireless keyboards at home and on their business computer. They are convenient, not requiring you to mess with pulling against cables that aren’t quite long enough and are easy to slip into a drawer when you need desktop space. They are not …
Wireless Network Security in 2020
Wireless network security and technology is something all of us utilize, whether it be through your phone, your laptop or your tablet. Almost all of us have a wireless network setup at home that we utilize, though not very many of us know the best …
6 Common Reasons for Data Loss & How To Resolve It
Data loss is not just an inconvenience; it can actually put you out of business. The time to think about it is before, not after, a critical incident. As leading providers of IT support in Denver, we’ve seen our fair share of data loss disasters, …
Is Your Computer Secure In 2020?
Our computers help us stay connected to the modern world. We use them for banking, accounting, shopping, connecting with our friends and family through E-mail and social networking sites, surfing the internet, and so much more. We rely so heavily on our computers to provide …
Cybersecurity Law – Colorado
For most companies, the problem isn’t how to conform with Colorado’s new cybersecurity law – it’s making sure the company actually has a written plan and is following basic cybersecurity procedures. These laws have been in effect for years, not only in Colorado but across …
Cyber Security Threat: Meltdown & Spectre
Microsoft, and other vendors, have released emergency updates to protect against vulnerabilities discovered in the last day or two related to a serious security flaw. These updates are to combat two known threats called Meltdown and Spectre. Meltdown is a vulnerability that affects any Intel chip-based computer …
How to Prevent Malware
Malware (short for “malicious software”) is the catch-all term encompassing all the unwanted software that can invade your programs, files, and networks. There are many types of malware – viruses, trojans, spyware, worms, ransomware, and RATs (remote access tools) are some of the most common. …
Security Protection vs. Bad Rabbit Ransomware
Analytics – Security Protection as a Service vs. Bad Rabbit Ransomware 24/7…Security Protection as a Service network security solution tirelessly grinds away, guarding the networks of Analytics’ clients from malicious ransomware, malware, and email-borne threats. We’re pleased to report that last week, Security Protection as a …
Protect Your Identity – Equifax Data Cyber Attack
A recent cybersecurity attack was carried out against Equifax, one of the three major credit agencies, that could affect an estimated 143 million U.S. consumers. According to Equifax, “The information accessed primarily includes names, Social Security numbers, birth dates, addresses and, in some instances, driver’s license numbers.” …
Does Your Managed Service Provider Have Certified Technicians?
These days, professional certifications and credentials are critical in a number of fields. If you want to stay clear of IRS hassles, a good first step is to work with a Certified Public Accountant who meets the stringent competency standards set by his or her …