We want you to be aware of new ransomware targeting iOS devices that could temporarily lock down your iPhone, iPad, and iCloud account. You’ll know you have it if your lock screen displays a cryptic message (usually demanding a sum of money) instead of the usual “swipe to unlock” slider.
Ransomware Alert: iPhone, iPad & iCloud
Why choose a Managed Services Provider over in-house IT?
Backing Up Your iPhone Memories
Microsoft’s Free Windows 10 Upgrade Offer Ending Soon
Since Windows 10 launched last summer, Microsoft has been encouraging customers — especially those using Windows 7 and 8.1 — to upgrade to its newest operating system. The Windows 10 upgrade is still free until July 29, 2016. After that date, users who wish to switch will shell out $120-199 per installation.
LinkedIn Breach and Password Security
Datto Drive invite and 1TB Free Storage
We want to take the opportunity to invite our clients to Datto Drive, a brand new file storage platform presented by our business partner, Datto.
Datto Drive is a best-in-class File Sync & Share tool that will allow your team to store and collaborate on all of your files & projects from any operating system or mobile device.
Productivity meets Portability with Microsoft Office 365
Microsoft Office 2016 is here with a host of new features for Word, Excel, Outlook, Access, and OneNote. The new release succeeds Office 2013 and Office for Mac 2011, and while many will choose upgrade now or hold out for a future version, others with Office 365 subscriptions are getting the update automatically at no extra cost.
McAfee Email Protection – End of Service Announcement
Intel Security will discontinue McAfee Email Protection on January 11, 2017.
Provident recently learned that that Intel is phasing out McAfee Email Protection, a service protecting many of our Exchange email accounts. We are already working to identify a new security solution, and will soon announce a replacement system.
Who Needs Disaster Recovery?
Clock running out on Windows Server 2003
Support and Updates Ending July 14, 2015
Technical support and updates for Windows Server 2003 end July 14, 2015, a date that’s approaching too soon for the 12 million businesses still running on the operating system. Those companies will lose critical support from Microsoft when it stops developing and releasing updates and service patches.