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[...] After April 8, 2014 Microsoft will stop providing security updates and technical support for Windows XP and Office 2003. If you do not upgrade to newer versions, your systems could be exploited by [...]

[...] Internet Explorer has a serious security flaw that can compromise your PC U.S. Government recommends that [...]

[...] updates, including service packs for the operating system and programs are installed. Internet Explorer is at version 8 or 9 and updated with all patches, SmartScreen Filter and Pop-up Blocker are [...]

[...] , including Yahoo Mail, Google/Gmail, Facebook, Dropbox, Intuit/TurboTax, your PCs, etc.. Antivirus software will not protect you! Servers are the target, however PCs with outdated apps and passwords [...]

[...] Here’s a link with more info. Don’t be alarmed. Be prepared! Since no antivirus software by itself can keep your PC completely safe, here’s a checklist, courtesy of Steven Boots, [...]

[...] Backup software that works on older versions of Windows doesn’t always work as well, if at all, on newer [...]

[...] to an email server hosted on the web or to an in-house linux email server can reduce your server upgrade and support costs and get your business off of the Microsoft upgrade treadmill. Email and [...]

[...] can reduce your server upgrade and support costs and get your business off of the Microsoft upgrade treadmill. Email and file sharing protocols have changed very little over the past 13 years and [...]

[...] can be found at HHS HIPAA FAQ – Security Rule Hardware Manfacturer Support: Most PC hardware manufacturers will stop supporting Windows XP on their PCs. Drivers required to run Windows XP may not [...]

[...] free of charge, and provide you and selected staff members with the ability to access your workplace PCs from outside the office. If you are interested in having us install the free version of [...]