Coaching Replaces Managing Harnish’s “constant theme” in the past has been that no one wants to be managed anymore — data has replaced management. But, we all need coaching, which is why Harnish believes in SUCCESS Magazine owner and friend Stuart Johnson’s upcoming program he’s created with some of the top players and influencers surrounding …
Windows 7 has officially reached End Of Life (EOL) on 14 January 2020, including Windows Server 2008 and Windows Server 2008 R2. Microsoft is offering extended support with Windows 7 Extended Security Updates (ESU) at an annual subscription for Windows 7 users. What does End of Life mean? Every operating system and every software has …
Your phone dings or your email client puts up an alert – a message from the CEO. This must be important. You open it, scan it quickly, and there is a note asking to transfer a sum of money. The next decision you make could potentially be costly. What is a CEO fraud email? A …
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Servers crashing and business networking glitches are never a pretty sight, no matter what industry you might work in and what business you are trying to make a profit out of. Unfortunately, besides the small computer/networking glitches, there are other threats that are part of our daily life. According to most recent studies and data …
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Here is a nifty video from the Bright Side that could be very helpful for those who do not “do” computers all day long for a living. And, frankly, even some of us keyboard warriors can pick up a few tips here. Please, watch the full video for additional details, such as differences for a …
With the proliferation of cybercrime, the line between a cybersecurity and IT professional is rather symbolic: every IT professional has cybersecurity as a priority now, maintaining focus on protecting and defending data, data, applications, devices, network infrastructure and individuals. The cybersecurity workforce shortage is even worse than what the jobs numbers suggest, and the number of unfilled cybersecurity …
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Reports across the internet are confirming that every CPU since 1995, whether it’s Intel, AMD, ARM, or other, has a major security flaw. Unfortunately, it seems that emails like these are now the new normal. According to Google’s Project Zero, and admissions by the CPU’s own manufactures, there is an issue with how the processors …
OK, we all know what CTRL+C and CTRL+V do. Throw in X and Z into the mix, and one may get comfortable using the keyboard. But did you know there are so many more shortcuts that can help you with your workload? It’s like money savings – throw some coins in the jar, and by …
Go beyond CTRL+C: here are 33 lesser-known shortcuts to help your workday Read More »
Cybercrooks use clever schemes to defraud people every day. They often combine sophisticated technology with age-old tricks to get people to share personal information, send money or compromise access to their computer network. They use social engineering methods to convince people into doing things they would normally be smart about not doing. One of the …
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It was recently reported that 6 million Verizon customers were exposed to a data leak on Amazon Web Services (AWS). It was determined that Amazon was not at fault. Instead, users and contractors failed to properly configure and secure their Cloud accounts with AWS. This event highlights lessons learned for Small/Medium Businesses (SMBs) – especially, …
Preventative Measures Could Have Avoided a Major Verizon/AWS Breach Read More »