Phishing scams increase as Election Day nears Presidential and general elections will soon be upon the American public, during a time that’s proven quite chaotic. Data and info is vulnerable as many opt-in for both mail-in and early voting. Because of the pandemic, numerous states adopted mail-in ballots and early voting options. However, phishing attacks […]
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Which is the better model in today’s modern IT environment? How we respond to IT problems has changed drastically over the years. In fact, before the rise of MSPs (managed service providers) most models were based on a “break/fix” approach. Where an MSP looks to take over and monitor a company’s IT infrastructure and security,
Stress and hours add to an already overworked IT force When we discuss ransomware, malware attacks, and malicious intrusions, we’re often citing the numbers. You know, the personal data leaked, the financial cost, the damage to company reputation. But there’s another overlooked element which is, absolutely, the costliest: the toll on the IT worker and
Additional Solutions for Common PC Problems We recently covered a handful of common IT problems encountered in the workplace. These issues are frustrating to deal with and lead to lost hours in productivity. But, many issues don’t require an expert hand and can be solved by the user. To help, Bytagig is continuing its list
A few commonly encountered IT problems and how to deal with them IT problems are a frustrating occurrence happening on every level of a business. Some are more complex than others. However, it’s those simple ones that really bog things down. Typically IT specialists handle the brunt of technical issues. But, if they’re swamped by
An old exploit still threatens users Exploits are a fundamental weakness to services and systems. Unfortunately, when unpatched, they can cause serious harm and downtime. One such vulnerability is still present in Microsoft Exchange servers, specifically the CVE-2020-0688. The CVE-2020-0688 RCE exploit results when servers fail to create unique installation keys. Hackers have routinely scanned