Is there a difference between 2.4 Ghz and 5 Ghz for wireless routers? You just bought a new router and you’re excited to get it setup. After fumbling your way through the confusing settings you’re puzzled to discover there are two networks, a 2.4 Ghz and 5 Ghz. Wondering what the difference is? Here’s what […]

Backups vs. Disaster Recovery. What’s the difference? It is important to have a backup solution in place. Backups protect your data in case of a disaster, but don’t get caught up on the term “disaster” and believe it has to be major incident. Losing data is a disaster by itself and it can happen through […]

Is it worth running on outdated technology? When it comes to IT security, there’s nothing worse than aging hardware such as servers, routers or firewall equipment. Once this equipment reaches a certain age, it is no longer covered by warranty, it doesn’t support new updates and it is more vulnerable to cyber attacks. Not to […]

More is always better, right? Antivirus is a program that launches when you boot your PC and stays running in memory, protecting you in real time from viruses and all other forms of malware. The antivirus has a background, always-on scanning feature that’s enabled by default. When you download a file, load a program, or […]

Do you think your company is immune to cyber attacks? Just because a company is small doesn’t mean its business is immune to cyberattacks. Owners of small to medium-sized businesses (SMBs) may feel that hackers go for big companies, but more and more cybercriminals view SMBs as naive and often as easy marks. This is especially […]