Last time around we talked about the Internet’s “dark web,” which in short cannot be accessed on a standard web browser but instead requires a special network to keep all activity completely untraceable and anonymous. Sounds pretty sketchy? That’s because it can be and although research conducted via the dark web by journalists, law enforcement officers, activists and others can be used for the good, many cybercriminals out there use the dark web for illegal purposes ..read more

Let’s say you own a small to mid-sized business. You know you should have properly maintained and updated antivirus protection but may not have the resources, skill, finances, or desire to maintain a dedicated IT security team ..read more

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The digital landscape is rapidly evolving, with cyber threats becoming more sophisticated and frequent. In fact, cybercrime is projected to cost the world $10.5 trillion annually by 2025, up from $3 trillion in 2015. This escalating threat makes strong and efficient cybersecurity measures more critical than ever for both individuals and organizations ..read more

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A stable network connection is crucial for both personal and professional activities. Network issues can disrupt communication, access to information, and productivity. Effective troubleshooting in professional settings can increase office productivity by minimizing downtime and ensuring all systems run smoothly.  ..read more

Video walls continue to transform the ways we do business and live our lives. There are so many opportunities when we interact with visual content ..read more

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Have you ever wondered how office interior design is transforming? Gone are the days of dull cubicles and monotonous layouts. Employers now recognize the importance of an engaging and inspiring work environment to boost productivity and morale.  ..read more

A zero-day attack, sometimes called a zero-day exploit, is a cyber attack which identifies and takes advantage of vulnerabilities in software or hardware – vulnerabilities that are unknown to the vendor or developer ..read more