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Obsolescent Creep

Author: cwdevOn: Oct 15Categories: Uncategorized No Comments

We all know that our technology is not meant to last forever. With the emergence of new technology, sometimes it may be difficult to decide when to upgrade a system. A couple of things to look at to make sure your device is working optimally are the hard-drive,...

Ransomware Attacks and the Importance of Multi-factor Authentication (MFA)

Author: cwdevOn: Sep 10Categories: Business, Technology

Ransomware Attacks and the Importance of Multi-factor Authentication (MFA)

Business, Technology

Ransomware, It’s Worse Than You Think! Many small to midsize business owners think that cybercriminals are focused on pursuing larger entities with deeper pockets, but they are wrong. Today’s cybercriminals are buying lists and robotically sending...

Working Together When Apart

Author: cwdevOn: Mar 28Categories: Business, Inspiration, Technology

Tip: Keep your work force moving in the same direction: A morning huddle can keep your staff accountable during this unprecedented time You’ve taken the steps to get your workforce set up and working from home, but how do you know if they are being...

From Microsoft: Seriously, You Need to Patch ‘Wormable’ Windows Flaw

Author: cwdevOn: Jun 05Categories: Uncategorized

A serious flaw in older Windows systems now has Microsoft worried it’ll only be a matter of time before it’s abused to spread a computer worm. “Microsoft is confident that an exploit exists for this vulnerability,” the company...

Google Just Gave 2 Billion Chrome Users A Reason To Switch To Firefox

Author: cwdevOn: Jun 01Categories: Uncategorized

By Forbes Editors’ Picks, www.forbes.com May 30th, 2019 Google is planning to restrict modern ad blocking Chrome extensions to enterprise users only, according to 9to5Google. This is despite a backlash to an announcement by Google in January proposing...

Lyft’s about to change the race for self-driving cars

Author: cwdevOn: Jul 26Categories: Uncategorized

The urban dream of a shared fleet of self-driving cars summoned by an app is inching closer to a reality. Uber, of course, has already been testing autonomous vehicles in Pennsylvania and Arizona. But on Thursday, its chief competitor, Lyft, revealed...

Your anti-virus software is not enough

Author: cwdevOn: Jul 11Categories: Technology

There was a time when anti-virus software was the height of computer security, especially if you were a Windows user. But the landscape of threats has changed, and we live in an era of sweeping, global campaigns, like the ransomware “WannaCry” infection...

Hackers Are Targeting Nuclear Facilities, Homeland Security Dept. and F.B.I. Say

Author: cwdevOn: Jul 07Categories: Technology

Since May, hackers have been penetrating the computer networks of companies that operate nuclear power stations and other energy facilities, as well as manufacturing plants in the United States and other countries. Among the companies targeted was the...

5 Things We Learned From Recent Ransomware Attacks

Author: cwdevOn: Jun 01Categories: Business, Technology

On Friday, some hospitals in the United Kingdom were struck with a peculiar attack: computers taken over, data inside encrypted and held ransom, all for the measly payment of just $300. The attack spread rapidly, hitting 150 countries and shutting down...

The biggest ransomware attack in history crippled UK hospitals

Author: cwdevOn: Jun 01Categories: Business, Technology

A serious ransomware attack called WanaCrypt0r is currently affecting a wide variety of people and companies in 74 countries. Among the first affected are multiple NHS hospitals in the UK, who have had crucial patient data taken hostage. The culprits...