How Quickly Could Your Business Be Back Up and Running After A Natural Disaster, Server Crash, Virus Attack, Or Other Data-Erasing Catastrophe?

Let's face it... no one likes to think about bad things happening to them, much less planning for them - it IS one of those "important, not urgent" action items that (unfortunately) gets pushed to the back.

We have all been there. One minute your computer is fine and the next it is totally unusable. With so many devices in use today, are you sure your backup covers all of your critical data? It is important to have policies and procedures in place to ensure that you are covered.

Have you ever left your Gmail logged in on a friends or colleagues computer? Or even worse, a public computer? This video will show how to remotely log out of your Gmail account. It will also show you how to spot any suspicious activity on your account.

A new zero-day vulnerability that resides in all versions of Microsoft’s Internet Explorer was detected this past weekend (April 26-17, 2014), Microsoft confirmed.
The vulnerability, which could allow remote code execution, is being used in "limited, targeted attacks," according to an advisory issued by Microsoft.

Oops... the true story of how Toy Story 2 was deleted from the Pixar server, and the backup failed.