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It’s inevitable—your Time Machine backup drive is going to fill up. Time Machine is smart about backing up only files that have changed, but after months or years of usage, the drive will run out of space. What happens then?
Protecting Your Business From Ransomware.
3 Tips to Protect Your
Business From Ransomware.
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We know you’ve heard about Malware. That’s scary enough – but have you also heard of ransomware?
It’s where criminals lock you out of your data, and you have pay to get access to it again.
Sadly, Mac users are no longer immune to Ransomware attacks. There are now several active exploits out in the wild. And while there is a lot to think about, and many ways you can protect your assets.
Three Steps to get started.
- Keep all your systems and applications up to date.
- Trust no one. Especially email. Make sure to inspect any attachment carefully before opening it.
- Back up your data to the cloud, and validate those backups daily.
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- Apple Business Manager Is a Win for Apple-Driven Workplaces
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- Forrester Research and IBM Studies Show Macs Are Cheaper than PCs
- Being an Apple User Means You’re Not the Product
- How to Ask for Tech Support So You Get Good Answers Quickly
- Apple Business Manager Is a Win for Apple-Driven Workplaces
- The Hidden Dangers of Shadow IT on your business
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- Never Send Someone a Password in Mail or Messages: Do This Instead!
- What Are All These New Privacy Request Dialogs in Mojave?
- The Importance of Productivity Tech for Your Road Warriors
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Every so often, we hear from a Mac user with a seemingly impossible problem: a document window in some app is opening somewhere outside of the screen so it’s effectively invisible and they can’t work with it in any way.
Audiovisual Tips for Better Videoconferencing
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Need to Schedule a Group Meeting or Sign Up Volunteers? Try Doodle!
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