The advent of Windows 10 has taken the IT world by storm. Whether you are exploring remote access software solutions for your Bay Area startup or simply trying to upgrade your office computers (without switching over to Macs, like your hipster brother-in-law keeps hounding you to do), you want to know a little bit about Windows 10’s security features. [Read more…] about Security Features to Know in Windows 10
The Future of Remote Desktop Support
The era of the in-house tech support may be drawing to a close. Thanks to the advent of better, scalable, and more reliable remote IT support tools, many experts believe that the outsourcing of critical IT projects will soon become standard in diverse industries.
Types of Tech Support — Is Remote Access Right for You?
Remote Desktop Technology Among The Best IT Support Tools
Any Bay Area company that uses modern technology will need some type of technical support, such as remote desktop software. Between networking, establishing and maintaining servers, and troubleshooting wireless connections, many features may be difficult for “technologically challenged” managers and entrepreneurs to handle. Given that reality, which type of support is best for your company? [Read more…] about Types of Tech Support — Is Remote Access Right for You?
Understanding Geolocation and Its Uses
Discussing Location-Specific Data
Geolocation technologies include a range of solutions targeted at using a consumer’s location-specific data to influence behaviors. For the retail industry, this means sending accurately timed messages to individuals in the area. In other industries, this process can deter theft or even help optimize the efficiency of your remote desktop application.
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Moving Beyond Passwords as a Means of Security
Passwords Becoming Passé
Psst! If you’ve been using “123456” or “password” as your security passwords on your computer or for your IT software, you may want to rethink your strategy.
According to a data breach security report from Verizon, about two-thirds of all breaches in 2014 were due to weak or stolen passwords. In fact, password management is one of the biggest threats to online security. In response, many companies have been exploring solutions that could take passwords entirely out of the picture. Sounds impossible? Welcome to the future of security. Here are just a few of the solutions being considered:
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