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It’s hard to imagine a life without web browsers — a time when life once existed, unperturbed, without the whole of humanity’s collective knowledge right at our fingertips. And while it’s unlikely you’ll need to learn how to respoke a wagon wheel, or develop a slightly less stabby cultivar of the prickly pear, modern corporations

It’s hard to imagine a life without web browsers — a time when life once existed, unperturbed, without the whole of humanity’s collective knowledge right at our fingertips. And while it’s unlikely you’ll need to learn how to respoke a wagon wheel, or develop a slightly less stabby cultivar of the prickly pear, modern corporations

File synchronization and sharing doesn't need much more than a one word explanation:  Dropbox. Though mostly used by smaller teams and consumers, Dropbox recently decided to jump into the ring as a major business and enterprise provider, rapidly increasing its market credibility with both G-Suite and Salesforce integrations. Powering companies as diverse as Hewlett Packard,

In our last post we talked about social engineering, and how it uses our human nature against us to gain access to personal information we wouldn't otherwise divulge. Social engineering, in a sense, is a method of hacking the human brain. Since it’s often much easier to convince someone to give you something voluntarily, hackers

It's your lucky day! You've just received an email from a Nigerian Prince, and only you can help him claim his lost inheritance! Despite the fact that Nigerian politics take place within a three-branch, federal republic framework modeled after that of the U.S. — complete with a democratically elected head-of-state (a.k.a. President)  — you still

The internet had barely celebrated its first birthday before criminals were finding ways to exploit it. For anyone with the technical skills to do so (and an equivalent lack of scruples), a foray into cyber criminality meant easy money. And so as web-use became our daily norm, cybercrime predictably followed. What once began as a

Businessman drawing E-mails concept on blurred abstract background In our last two articles we took a look at what your software options are for email marketing, and then did a deep dive into one of our favorites:  Zoho CRM. But what about when it finally becomes time to properly scaling up your email

When companies set up their email systems or migrate to a new platform, they often face a lot of confusion regarding how to properly set up groups or mailboxes where users require access to the same information. Shared mailboxes and distribution groups both appear to serve the same general purpose on a macro level, but

It’s the phone call no business owner wants. Catastrophe has struck:  a giant Kaiju monster has attacked the one square city block your company’s office sits on, and now a 1973 Chevy Impala is embedded in your 5th floor server room. What's a CEO to do? Short of acquiring a time machine:  plan ahead for