Are You At Risk Of An ADA Violation Lawsuit?
Anthony Buonaspina
August 26th, 2019
Your website needs to be accessible to a range of potential users with disabilities, as part of your compliance with the American Disabilities Act. Failure to do so won’t just limit your potential client base – it can also mean you’re liable for legal damages as well.
Rockville Centre School District Welcomes Students Back With Ransomware
- Anthony Buonaspina
- August 26th, 2019
The Rockville Centre school district in Long Island, New York was hit with Ryuk Ransomware this summer. The ransomware encrypted files on their server and they had to pay nearly $100,000 to unlock their data.
Restore Your Health & Your Data with Health Data Importer
- John DeStefano
- August 23rd, 2019
For anyone whose sole motivation to workout is to close their daily rings (like me) and unlock new achievements, the Health Data Importer app can be a literal life saver.
Capital One Data Breach
- Steven Ferguson
- August 21st, 2019
Recently, news broke about the latest large-scale data breach to hit a major organization. Capital One Bank has announced that millions of customers across the US and Canada have had their personal information compromised in one of the biggest breaches to ever happen to a financial services company. This brief video courtesy of News24 discusses the […]
Demystifying A Tesla
- Mike Buonaspina
- August 19th, 2019
The company does a “cost-based” business model; if they reduce the cost of production/features, they pass on the cost to the consumer.
The Price of Getting Hacked
- Steven Ferguson
- August 16th, 2019
Depending on the scope of the attack, the cost of getting hacked can be in the hundreds of thousands or more. Here’s what you need to know. When it comes to cyberattacks, all too often the bad guys win. Hackers have targeted local governments, airports, banks, and businesses, stealing usernames, passwords, and sensitive private data. […]
The Complete Guide to Managing Popular Extensions Successfully
- Steven Ferguson
- August 15th, 2019
Protect Yourself from Potential Attacks Via Chrome Extensions Learn two simple ways to set the privacy and activity settings for each Google Chrome extension on your browser and steps the company is taking to protect users. Google’s Chrome web browser is a popular choice for businesses the world over. Managing the extensions gives you more […]
Is Your Android Infected by Malicious Adware?
- Vinny Antonelli
- August 14th, 2019
Recently, Google Play Store app developer “CooTek” has had a wave of sketchy apps banned from the Google Play Store. Security firm Lookout has accused him of deploying adware BeiTaAd in its apps.
Name that Flower, Creature, or Critter with iNaturalist
- Roberto Moreno
- August 9th, 2019
iNaturalist, and its sister app, Seek, are two free mobile apps that can instantly tell you the names of the wildlife and plant life that surround you during your outdoor exploits.
New Features in Apple’s IOS 13 Update
- John DeStefano
- August 6th, 2019
- Kevin Carbone
- August 6th, 2019
In addition to these new features for IOS 13, Apple also revealed a new Mac Pro device at the conference that would be launched this fall.