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Freeware is software that is available for anyone to download free of charge. One day you’re minding your own business, sipping from your delicious iced coffee while scanning the Internet when all of a sudden you’re looking at a pop-up urgently telling you to download free software to prevent a virus attack on your computer. Instant buzz kill! Now you’re gripped by anxiety and you’ve got no idea if this is a real issue. If you work for a business that has an IT company supporting your enterprise, then you are fortunate. But for everyone else - you may wonder -is this is a serious warning, a marketing hoax or is this something truly bad like a virus or malware in disguise?

HIPAA Physical Workstation Security Controls

We live in a digital age and cyber security is more important than ever. If you are the owner of a small medical or healthcare related business in South Florida, you want to make sure that the sensitive medical information of your clients is always kept safe and in compliance with HIPAA's privacy and security practices.

We were helping out a IT support prospect yesterday with a tech issue they were having.

We onboarded a new client today.

We’ve been surfing the world-wide-web for almost three decades now and chances are each and every one of us have stumbled upon good, bad and even fraudulent websites at one time or another. But how do you determine if a website is truly 'legit' or not? 

There are certain traits that can indicate a website’s intention to scam you out of money or valuable information.

You know that State Farm commercial with J.K. Simmons in which he proudly states:

Have you ever called into a service provider and been told that the hold time is over 10 minutes even though the recording repeatedly tells you how important you are?

Security threats don't only come from the outside. The biggest threats are often sitting right in the office. Whether it's adult websites, checking personal email or social media, your employees are accessing content that is putting your business at risk.

Things are never just black or white.

There's always that gray area in between.

Take for example, file-sharing cloud applications.

There are benefits. There are threats. And then there's the space in between.