

Computer Security for Home Users: Small Habits, Big Protection
Most people think of cybersecurity as something for big companies with IT departments — not something they need to worry about at home. But your laptop, phone, and home network hold just as much valuable information as any office: banking logins, personal photos, tax documents, medical records. The good news is that solid home security doesn't require expertise. A handful of consistent habits go a long way. Start with strong, unique passwords. Reusing the same password across


Phishing Doesn’t Just Happen in Local Lakes
Internet bandits have a plethora of lures at their disposal. Every single day I am contacted by someone who is being “phished” by an...


How to avoid being scammed with SPAM
So, if you are like me, you get these annoying emails from Apple, Microsoft, PayPal, etc. (the list goes on) and the emails read...


Windows 10? Should I or shouldn't I?
Windows, windows and more windows. What's the big deal, right? Well, the only real big deal to me is that Microsoft is offering a free...


CryptoLocker: How to Avoid Losing Everything on your PC
The CryptoLocker Virus is real and can devistate your world. I recently had the "pleasure" of working on a computer which was infected...


Email Etiquette 101
So, it's 2015 and no one needs any direction on how to use email, right? Believe it or not there are people who still do not understand...


Small Business Owners Beware
As a small business owner there are a myriad of tasks to accomplish. Most of the time computer technology "stuff" gets lost in the...



























