5 tips for protecting your business and personal tax data With the ever-evolving world of security it is important to keep a watchful eye on new procedures and tips to protect your data from the explosive growth of attacks. These 5 tips will keep ahead of the hackers and protect your data. 1. Change your…
Read MoreTaking a moment to highlight a local company that we have personally worked within the office and at home. We encourage you to give them a try especially when you’re tired of looking at the floor and sighing! “We have worked with Seabreeze floor care when we thought our carpeting in the office would need…
Read MoreThings to consider from the IT perspective You’re bringing on a new sales person, you’ve got a quota for them and a process for how you want them to proceed. But have you considered your network and security? These are the things that run through my head as an IT administrator; Are they a contract…
Read MoreHow should I manage my passwords? • Do you currently use a post-it note under your keyboard or in your top drawer to store your password(s)? • Is there a spreadsheet of passwords for all your sites someplace on your computer? • Have you used the same password over and over on all the…
Read MoreHow does GDPR affect your business? GDPR is the General Data Protection Regulation being implemented in the EU. In short, the GDPR aims to protect the “personal data” of EU citizens. This includes how the data is collected, stored, processed and destroyed. “Personal data” means information relating to an identified or identifiable natural person. Here…
Read MoreTeach your employees how to identify fake emails. Fake emails, generally called “phishing” and “spoofing” emails, are a constant threat. If you learn how to spot them, you can better protect your computers and data from malware, ransomware, and other attacks. Here is what you need to know: Check the “from” address Most…
Read MoreI am asked on a daily basis, “How do we protect our company from ransomware?” A lot of you know of, or have friends that have been infected with Ransomware and were not prepared. They have paid ransom and have, in cases, lost all of their data. Ransomware is such a scary topic to many,…
Read MoreAcaciaIT is causing a Ruckus! No that is not a misspelling, AcaciaIT has recently become a Ruckus Wireless Partner. Ruckus wireless devices are the high-end access points used in stadiums, concert venues, hotels and convention centers. We have recently installed the first phase of wireless for the Pima County Fairgrounds RV and convention center (Old…
Read MoreMicrosoft is changing the way you Office. In the past, Microsoft sold you a CD with the Microsoft Office software on it and allowed you to install it on up to 3 computers/devices. They are now moving to a “monthly service plan” or “subscription” style for Office (and presumably this is just the beginning of…
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