Twitter warns about cyber attacks

Posted on Friday December 18, 2015

Security_Dec18_AEarlier this month, social media platform Twitter alerted a number of its users to the fact that their accounts may have been hacked into by something, or someone, known as a "state-sponsored actor." While a warning of this kind is certainly not unprecedented - for some time now, both Facebook and Google have also been contacting any of their users who they think may have been targeted - it suggests that attacks of this type are becoming more widespread.

 

Don't download that health app just yet

Posted on Thursday December 17, 2015

HealthcareIT_Dec17_AMobile health applications have been growing in popularity but this doesn't necessarily mean their effectiveness is improving. In fact, doctors have called for greater oversight and regulation when it comes to health apps as many have never been truly tested. A number of these apps also make false claims about benefits in order to get users to download them. Before you pay for, or even download, that new health app, here are a few things you should consider.

 

Google and the art of safe mobile browsing

Posted on Thursday December 17, 2015

Security_Dec17_AWith the vast majority of end users turning to Google as their search engine or default browser of choice, it comes as no surprise to learn that the company takes security seriously. But in a perpetually changing landscape where anti-virus and anti-malware tools are constantly chasing their tails in order to stay up to date with the latest threats, there cannot be many small to medium-sized business owners who can afford to ignore the issues surrounding cyber security. So what exactly is the internet giant doing to keep your users - and your organization - safe?

 

Which MacBook model should you buy?

Posted on Tuesday December 15, 2015

AppleMacOS_Dec15_AApple currently has four different models of MacBook laptops in their line-up: MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, MacBook Pro with Retina display, and the New MacBook. But choosing one over the other is not easy, as each one of them come in different sizes and specifications. In this guide, we're going to examine possible options to help you make the right laptop choice and ensure you get the best value for your money.

 

When should you invoke your BCP?

Posted on Saturday December 12, 2015

BusinessContinuity_Dec7_BA Business Continuity Plan (BCP) is a valuable security blanket for countless companies across the nation. And while business owners hope they never have to invoke their continuity plan, it is important to understand which events might necessitate it coming into action. By understanding how certain disasters can impact your business, you'll have a better idea of when and if your BCP needs to take affect.

 

Cortana tips to make your life easier

Posted on Friday December 11, 2015

164_MW_AWouldn't it be grand if you could afford to hire your own personal assistant? Someone who could take care of menial tasks, sing songs to you, and generally just make your life more pleasant? As technology develops, we are getting closer and closer to virtual assistants who are just as good as their real-life counterparts. In fact, Cortana, the assistant for Microsoft Windows 10, can do all three of the tasks mentioned above (yes, she'll actually sing for you) and a whole lot more. Here are some handy tips and tricks every Windows 10 user should know about their new virtual assistant.

 

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