Archive for April 2017
Wisdom Wednesday: How to Avoid Computer System Infection
Criminals want your company’s financial data, customer lists including credit card information, intellectual property, and anything else they can sell. Cyber crime is a huge endeavor with severe consequences for organizations that are victimized. Criminals want your company’s financial data, customer lists including credit card information, intellectual property, and anything else they can sell. Besides…
Read MoreThe New Outlook for Mac Update Is Great for Businesses: Here’s Why
Outlook for Mac now works with beloved apps like Google Calendar and Contacts: Take a look at the details! Outlook for Mac began with a simple goal: Provide Outlook services for Mac users with a new app. Many users are familiar with Outlook or prefer using Outlook services for business along with other Microsoft apps,…
Read MorePlanner, Yammer & Flow Are Great Tools in Microsoft Office 356 That You Should Know About.
Today, you and your colleagues likely use different computing devices and applications while working from various locations. When doing so, you must stay productive, connected, and collaborate. Microsoft makes sure you do, with Office 356 products that provide: The compliance features you need all in one place. Access to 24/7 real-time support for critical issues.…
Read MoreThe Challenges and Opportunities for HR Departments in the Digital Transformation
A recent study by Deloitte found that most HR departments are significantly behind the curve in adopting and adapting to new technology, but these challenges present opportunities for HR departments to improve their effectiveness in the digital age. As companies of all types and sizes continue on the path of their digital transformation journey, many…
Read More5 Surprisingly Effective Spring Cleaning Tips for Your Computer
Spring clean your computer with this full checklist! Spring is the perfect time to clean out your computer – and we’re talking about both outside and inside! If you can’t remember last time you really cleaned your computer and other electronic devices, then schedule a space to really spend some time cleaning off the dirt,…
Read MoreAndy Beltre – System Services Tier One Technician
Bio Andy Beltre graduate from University of Maryland University College with a Bachelors Degree in Computer Science. Andy enjoys resolving client issues with customer satisfaction in mind. His favorite part about working at Intelice is being able to work with talented group of professionals that thrive to work as a team. Favorite Sports Team: New…
Read MoreHow the FCC’s New Stance on Privacy Safeguards Will Affect Small Businesses
As the new FCC Chairman rapidly reverses the commission’s stance on privacy protection and cyber security, small businesses are faced with the need to tighten their own security protocols to protect their sensitive data. Many business owners assume that the Federal Communications Commission has a set of stringent rules designed to regulate the actions…
Read MoreWisdom Wednesday: The Importance of Training Your Employees to Spot Spoofed Emails
The number of security issues and malware risks that your company must contend with continues to grow every year, but one of the most potentially devastating threats that your business faces is surprisingly low-tech in nature. Spoofed emails don’t rely on complex ransomware or sophisticated keystroke loggers. Instead, your company’s bank account and sensitive information…
Read MoreHome Depot to Pay Out $25 million
Home Depot has agreed to pay another $25 million, raising the cost of a security breach to $179 million and rising as the company finishes the process. In 2014, Home Depot suffered a massive security breach, which affected more than 50 million customers. Personal information of each customer was exposed, and the hackers were able…
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