So, how do you react to a warning message that your Operating System says to you about the Hard Drive being full? While first thing that usually comes to mind is replacing the hardware, that;s not always the case. Be mindful, that you are able to easily free up a lot of space by doing…
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Technology advances fast and so does our interaction with it and the way that we do some basic operations that we are used to. It may sound strange now, but as recently as 15 years ago it seemed safer to store all your data and documents locally on your own hardware. With today’s online services…
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The pace with which the personal computers have advanced from simple MS-DOS machines to modern 16GB RAM monsters is really impressive. These days, machines work almost as fast as we can input data. Well, until something is gets broken or damaged. But what is the way to know when something is going wrong or if…
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In one of the previous posts we’ve talked about some general issues of computer security, hackers and data loss. We know these feelings iof anxiety and panics that can happen when we lose files, but what happens when your files are kidnapped?Yes, there is a special type of a virus that is devised to… steal…
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With a new corporate virtual data reality settling in, the US government now plans to hold some businesses legally responsible for the holes left open for a hacker to sneak in. You can be legally challenged by the FTC for not taking the required measures for keeping your data safe (read more here). With the…
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Hardware purchases can amount to some big budgets, company-wise… But though these expenditure category can be a big spend for businesses, it is also one of the most important ones, in relation to the world of modern business operations. Despite that common knowledge, many owners try to put off updating hardware. They think they are…
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The short answer is no, whike the longer one higghlights the basic differences between these two types of protection. Just so you know, not all malware is protected by anti-virus software. A virus is just one piece of malware on your computer, but there’s a multitude of other threats in cyberspace just waiting round the…
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