Cloud computing has certainly made it easier to work from anywhere, but remote work still comes with a unique set of challenges.
Some employees find it difficult to communicate with colleagues and clients online, while others struggle to be productive and maintain a healthy work-life balance.
Are you looking to create a website for your business? Aside from the design and functionality of your website, make sure to also look into your web host. To get you started, here is a quick explanation of web hosts and which hosting type is best for your business.
As a business owner, you know that gaining and growing a solid base of loyal customers is crucial to the success of your venture. Therefore, the effectiveness and reliability of your customer relationship management (CRM) system will determine how far your company will go.
The latest report is that Disney+ accounts have been hacked and are for sale on the Dark Web. Here is what you need to know about the Disney Plus hack:
Thousands have been locked out of their accounts.
Info has been shared online.
Accounts are being sold in hacker forums for $3-$11.
Immediately change passwords.
If you’ve ever been to downtown Sanford on a busy weekend, then you already know how horrific the parking situation is. But soon enough, you won’t have to wonder where to ever again; the City of Sanford recently unveiled their new plan to outfit the city with a fleet of public golf carts, water taxis, and trolleys.
At this point in the game, you know that Microsoft is ending support for Windows 7 and Server 2008. Hopefully, you are at least mentally prepared to migrate to Windows 10. Of course, after January 14, 2020, your computers will work just fine.
However, just because your computer will function doesn’t mean it’s wise to hold onto outdated software.
WAWA, the popular convenience store that burst onto the scene in Orlando in 2012, now has well over 100 stores spanning the state of Florida has suffered a cybersecurity breach. WAWA is scheduled to open an additional eleven Florida stores in the Spring of 2020.
They announced the breach on December 19, 2019. According to a company statement, Malware has been running in its system since March 4 and was present in most stores by April 22, 2019. Among the information collected was cardholder names, including credit and debit card numbers and expiration dates.