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VoIP Optimization To Gain A Competitive Edge
VoIP optimization is important for small businesses to ensure their Voice-over-Internet Protocol (VoIP) systems are running smoothly and efficiently. By optimizing their VoIP systems, small businesses can reduce latency, improve call quality, and save money on...
Your E-Commerce WordPress Site May Not Be Safe
WordPress has been no stranger when it comes to malware and hijacked websites. But to make it worse, the hacker rings are starting to target e-Commerce WordPress sites by installing their own e-commerce stores. This can be very impactful to many people who don’t even...
The Google Voice Verification Scam That’s Creating Malicious Accounts
With billions of users worldwide, Google has recently been alerting customers about verifications they're getting. Millions of users have reported (especially around the holidays and into the New Year) that they have received Google verification text messages non-stop...
Is It Helpdesk or Help Desk And How Can It Help Your Businesses?
In today's day and age, many businesses struggle to provide their customers with the utmost support as they grow larger. The smaller businesses facing strife are getting hit almost as hard since the pandemic has occurred – simply because they're unable to get their...
4 Ways to Stop a Botnet Attack From Destroying Your Database
This year, there is a new trend that has been a work in progress for about two to three years in cybersecurity. It involves something that many people aren’t thinking about when they get a ransomware virus and end up on the part of a botnet attack–but what is getting...
8 Dangerous Computer Viruses You Should Remove Immediately! Updated!
There has been an insane increase in ransomware and computer viruses that have been jumping onto computer systems. In the past, hackers primarily emailed spam campaigns that people fell for (these still exist, but they're becoming less common). Now, ransomware techs...
Employee Security Training Needs To Be Your Business’ #1 Concern
These days, it's crucial that you take good care of your company, as you probably already know. However, many businesses these days still don't take the necessary steps that they need to to keep up to speed when it comes to protecting themselves against cyberattacks....
The New MARS Ransomware is #1 Threat Thanks to Microsoft Exploit
When you get sick of all the other ransomware attacks that make you WANNACRY and make your GrandCrab itch, there's a new ransomware in town that takes you to a place you can't breathe in. That's the world of the MARS ransomware. Why is it so bad? First, this is...
The Windows 10 Control Panel Has Been Dealt a Death Blow
Since the dawn of Windows, there has been one place where users can go to uninstall programs, adjust network settings, and have the flexibility to customize windows as they saw fit. This was the famous Control Panel. In the early days of Windows, it was the go-to...
2 Major VoIP Exploits You Need To Be Aware Of
In recent months with COVID-19 and the entire bustle of the pandemic, one thing remains certain – hackers have been extremely busy when it comes to VoIP exploits! There have been more cyberattacks with this pandemic than there have been in a very long time. And that...
Annihilate Robocalls With These 4 Simple Tricks
When you run a business, you will get targeted for even more robocalls than you could ever imagine. The worst part is that many of these people won’t always be automated calls. Sometimes, they may even start as people who are looking to phish your information as well...
Boost Your Business’ Customer Service By Using These 5 Tech Tricks
If you’ve ever had to deal with customer support at just about any major organization, whether it be gaming mogul company Electronic Arts or Blizzard Entertainment, or even worse – calling or dealing with technical support from Microsoft, you’ll notice that some of...
Malware Windows Updates? Don’t Fall for This and 4 Other Malicious Scams!
In light of the pandemic and the United States presidential election, it’s no wonder that malware is going to go completely haywire. Unfortunately, a malicious document floating around tells you that you need to update your Microsoft Word. It appears that it’s a legit...
How Safe is 2FA and What Else Should You Be Doing to Secure Your Business?
In the last few years, one thing has been gaining major popularity in social media accounts, cryptocurrency wallets, and even your email accounts – business and personal alike; that is the use of 2FA (a.k.a. two-factor authentication). What is 2FA? It’s a secure SMS...
Windows 10 Updates Yet Again Causing Your Drivers to Fail and Not Update
In a recent Windows 10 Update, Microsoft announced on their website that they’re no longer so lenient when it comes to updating drivers (or other software). There is a humongous downside to this. Many people who build their own computers or set up office computers...
How Quickly a Ransomware Attack Can Happen In 2020
We’ve covered many ransomware topics but have yet to touch on how quickly a ransomware attack can happen. These articles have all been written for good reason. In the most recent months, along with heavy-duty phishing campaigns being more successful, so have...
Evil Twin WiFi Attack Is Public Enemy Number 1 According to FBI
Working from home, remote work for companies and WiFi usage had increased ten-fold since the start of the pandemic a few months ago. More importantly, though, so have security issues – from viruses, all the way down the list to serious cyberattacks and ransomware...
The Internet of Things, IoT Security, and 4 Huge Risks You Don’t Want to Take
Ah yes, IoT security. This is a major topic that’s becoming more common, and some people don’t even know what it means. The internet of things is simply the internet as a whole, all synchronized into your numerous devices that are all connected to create a lovely...
Microsoft 365’s Shocking Outages Disrupt Businesses Worldwide
In the past couple of weeks, Microsoft has broken their so-called ever-amazing Microsoft Cloud services known as Microsoft 365 not once, but twice. Originally, people realized that their outlooks had an authentication issue that was not letting people log in. Later on...
There’s a New Worm Phishing Campaign and Only 1 Way to Protect Yourself
In recent months, the COVID-19 pandemic has made phishing attacks and other cyberattacks to another level in intensity and how many people are getting infected. With the world embracing remote work, there have been so many people that weren’t prepared. This led to a...
5 Major Reasons VPNs Are Less Safe Than You Think
No matter what you do online, you may hear about how Virtual Private Networks, known commonly as VPNs, are all the rage and supposedly out there to be protecting users from people trying to attack them. But these days, it turns out that even VPNs are being attacked by...
9 Ways to Identify a Cyber Attack and How to Quickly Recover From It
Many think of super-serious scandals that you only hear about in the movies when it comes to cyber attacks. But believe it or not, it's not always as far-fetched as someone going into your place of business and hacking your mainframe computers to open a safe. In the...
Microsoft Edge, The 2nd Largest Web Browser, Has Screwed Up Once Again
Once again, Microsoft decided to revamp its Edge browser. While it features some pretty excellent features, not to mention the added security thanks to using Google's Chromium engine platform, it did things the wrong way – royally angering consumers and product users...
8 Ways Sneaky Cryptojackers May Be Slowing Your Business Down
Malicious cryptocurrency mining, known as cryptojacking, has been rapidly increasing in popularity these days. Many cyber attackers – from ransomware distributors to other viruses and exploiters – are regularly using cryptocurrency since the big boom in 2019. What's...
Critical WordPress File Manager Plugin Vulnerability That Could Affect 700,000+ Websites
WordPress has discovered a new vulnerability in one of its plugins yet again. This time, the WordPress File Manager plugin has been disastrous, and numerous websites have been compromised and injected with malware that has become harmful to other users and those who...
Your Old Lenovo NAS Backup Drive May Have More Than 1 Critical Security Flaw
Quite a while back, Lenovo, one of the world's leaders in technology, made NAS backup drive systems for those who can back up their files on their servers. However, recently, there has been a problem. People have started losing precious data and being ordered to pay a...
Save Some Cash With These 15 Streaming Services You Can Write Off as Business Expenses
With many businesses still operating remotely due to the pandemic, many small businesses (and even larger corporations) can maximize things like taxes and more. But with everything going on, you need some entertainment in the workplace that can be networked together....
5 Reasons The Dropbox Password Manager is an Excellent Choice for Your Business
Dropbox, one of the leading third-party backup cloud services, now has added new features that involve password management features with their unique services update. What does this mean? Well, they're using a service similar to the ever-popular LastPass service. This...
The Top VoIP Security Risks and Safety Measures in 2020
If you have a voice over IP system in place, thanks to your managed VoIP provider, and have the phones you need in place, you may not know what kind of security risks to watch out for. In this guide, we're going to tell you because we at Infinity DataTel want to make...
7 Reasons a Top Endpoint Security Solution is Necessary for Your Company
If you’re running a business and have any inclination of the IT side of things that are required for your company, then you may know that sometimes endpoint security software is a must. But what is it? That’s a ubiquitous question, so we’re going to give you a basic...
5 Reasons WordPress’ New Sitemap Feature is Great for Your Businesses
One thing is for sure when it comes to SEO; your sitemap will significantly help you get every page of your website seen by search engines. However, you often have to do a handful of dirty scenes behind the scenes to create a suitable sitemap XML file yourself....
4 Major Ways BYOD, Bring Your Own Device, Can Help Your Awesome Business
All of the rage these days is starting to revolve around BYOD (a.k.a. bring your own device) when going to work. In today's society, surrounded by billions of mobile devices on the market and all of the mobile industry – BYOD policies have become something of the...
How Does Microsoft Azure AD Enhance Security and Streamline Processing in 2020?
When it comes to the brand new cloud management service, Microsoft has finally done something right! They've come up with Microsoft Azure AD! Most people have heard of these different software servers known as Identity Management-as-a-Service (also known as IDaaS)....
100’s of MSPs Expertly Targeted in CyberAttacks According to Secret Service
In recent months, there have been numerous reports of businesses of all sizes being the victim of cyberattacks and exploits of Microsoft Bugs, malware, ransomware, and much more since COVID-19 started. But in July, the United States Secret Service has reported that...
3 Sneaky Microsoft Edge Downsides You May Not Be Aware Of
Microsoft ended up getting ahold of something new and significant that all of the leading browsers are starting to do – and that is the Chromium web browser platform. Yes, they've finally teamed up to provide a new "cutting" Microsoft Edge browser that's based on this...
These Top 6 Windows 10 Tips IT Pros Use Will Skyrocket Your Productivity
Microsoft's Windows 10 is the new standard, as Windows 7 and 8.1 ended up going entirely out of support recently. We're all aware that Microsoft has been forcing people to switch to Windows 10. What a lot of users don't know is that Windows 10 power users and IT...
2020’s Number 1 Ransomware Guide That Will Keep You Safe
Ransomware has been all over the news and internet lately (e.g., the Wannacry, Spora, and Petya attacks), but what is a ransomware attack, and how can you protect yourself? In short, a ransomware attack is a type of malicious software that threatens to publish...
A Comprehensive VoIP Guide for 2020 and the Amazing Benefits of Remote VoIP Solutions
It's 2020, and while this year has been one of the most confusing and tried times with the pandemic, from virus and hacker explosions to robocalls and more. But when you have to make hundreds of phone calls regularly for your business, you need advanced features that...
6 Ways Virtual Machines Can Help Your Company Succeed
Everything seems to be virtual these days. From virtual machines to virtual currency, and even virtual assistants – everything's been changing to a more automated and forefront as mentioned above. You can also have virtual technical support specialists (utilizing...
5 Powerful Ways Remote Work Can Kick-Start Your Company
Thanks to COVID-19 and all the new cyberattacks, hackers, self-quarantine, and many more issues, remote work has become a more flexible work environment. People were sent home and laid off, and it forced jobs to open up remote work opportunities for their employees....
1000s of Homeland Security Forces and Federal Agents Forced to Update Their Computers
Earlier this month, the secret service was forced to do something they never thought they would be forced to do – upgrade their Windows 10 computers! That's right, all of those old and insecure servers, as well as their computers in the government, have been running...
The Twitter Attack That Affected 1000’s of Verified Users
In the latest tech news, it's been going around that numerous Twitter attacks have targeted some of the largest online personas and important people in the United States. Some people that were included are Joe Biden, Elon Musk, and even ex-president Obama. Twitter...
8 Powerful Reasons Why Phishing Emails are a Hacker’s Dream Come True
Phishing emails. No, we're not talking about emails about going fishing. We're talking today about that smart little trick that people use to steal our information, which can be used against us and other people in numerous ways. Here's a horrifying statistical fact –...
Microsoft’s Outlook Update on July 15th was an Epic Fail
In July of 2020 (on the 15th, to be exact), Microsoft decided to roll out a Windows Update that included an Outlook update (and other Microsoft Office applications). Too bad, they ended up breaking Outlook – their most successful email client (and still the most used...
Stalkerware is the New #1 Offender in Malware
While it's not a new malware, the malware aptly named "stalkerware" makes its way into higher popularity. It's causing a lot of problems not only with personal lives but also with businesses. And now that thousands of people are working from home, this poses even more...
The Disastrous 13 Hour T-Mobile Outage That Rocked the Telecom Industry
T-Mobile is one of America's leading mobile networks, and they recently had a hiccup that caused a massive outage. As one of America's largest companies, they have ties with numerous other mobile phone carriers and have one of the nation's most extensive networks....
Why Windows File Recovery May Not Be the #1 Solution
Accidental data deletion happens to millions of users. Most of the time, you must have some magic software to recover lost data and decrypt it. Otherwise, you may spend hundreds (some even pay thousands) of dollars to recover your data from a professional. Well,...
4 Devastating Website Extortion Scams You Don’t Want to Fall For
With all of this pandemic malware and phishing going on, it's no wonder that there are new and even old methods of stealing your information coming up! One of the most recent scams that have been going on is that scammers are looking at owners of websites and trying...
Should You Invest in Cloud Services or Managed Services? Which Will Help Your Business Become Number 1?
Ah, cloud storage. With everything becoming more and more modern, it seems it's time to get out of the age of the dinosaurs, right? But what should you do in terms of cloud services? Many companies out there and large corporations offer them – even big names like...
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