Fake apps that look like real software are being used to deliver malware, steal credentials, and spy on business activity. Small businesses are especially vulnerable because employees often download apps without realizing the risk. Why Fake Apps Are Becoming a Bigger Problem Most people assume app stores are safe. That assumption is no longer reliable. […]
If you or your employees have ever seen a pop-up message on your computer screen claiming to be from Microsoft warning you about a virus or system issue, you’re not alone. It might look urgent. It might even have the Microsoft logo. But more often than not, it’s a scam. Phishing attempts disguised as legitimate
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In this digital world, it’s hard to keep track of all the storage space on your devices. It’s easy for our devices to run out of room because we keep adding more photos, videos, documents, and files. Cloud storage is a convenient option because it lets people store their data online, which frees up space
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In today’s business environment, privacy is more than just a convenience. It is a critical element of cybersecurity and risk management. Whether you are leading a law firm handling confidential client data or managing a manufacturing company with proprietary designs, protecting your online activities is no longer optional. It is a responsibility. Google recently announced
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As a business leader, you rely on email every day to communicate with clients, manage vendors, and coordinate internal operations. But in 2025, Gmail users—including business accounts—are facing a growing wave of cybersecurity threats. These aren’t just annoying spam messages. They are advanced phishing attacks, social engineering schemes, and credential-stealing exploits that could compromise your
Watch Out for That Ad! In This Issue Welcome to the December 2024 edition of our Technology Insider newsletter! Bogus ads, known as “malvertising,” are infecting web searches. These fake ads are on the rise and popping up faster than they can be taken down. This month’s newsletter explains some warning signs to help you
Have you ever casually talked about a product or service while your phone was nearby and then suddenly started seeing ads for it on your social media feed? Your phone is listening. If that concerns you, this should really worry you: your devices are tracking you too! From the phone itself to the apps you download and
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If you’ve ever found yourself wincing at the sound of a Microsoft Teams notification breaking your concentration, you’re not alone. Here’s some news that might be music to your ears then: Microsoft has just rolled out an update that promises to make these interruptions much more manageable. With the latest update, you can customize your
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If you use Google Chrome in your business, you’re probably familiar with extensions. These useful tools can enhance your browsing experience in countless ways, from blocking annoying ads to reducing distractions. Extensions are incredibly popular because they can add so much functionality to your browser. But just as you need to be careful when installing
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Should Your Business Follow Google’s Lead? In This Issue Happy New Year and welcome to the January 2024 edition of our Technology Insider newsletter! To kick off 2024 the right way, we’re talking about your IT strategy and the 7 things it really should include. If you don’t have a strategy, now’s the time to
