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November 2018 – Newsletter, Glenn Chamberlain

Earlier this month, Glenn passed the Systems Security Certified Practitioner (SSCP) certification. The certification is provided by the International Information System Security Certification Consortium (ISC)2. The certification will confirm a practitioner’s ability to implement, monitor, and administer IT infrastructure in accordance with information security policies and procedures that ensure data confidentiality, integrity and availability. SSCP certified…

October 2018 – Newsletter, Two Factor Authentication

One and One is More Than Two. So what is all the fuss about? My bank wants me to do this. So does my financial app. Payroll, time reporting, and the list goes on. The advent of confirmation emails, special codes sent to your phone, and even touch ID are all examples of this technology.…

October 2018 – Newsletter, Review of the Month

Earlier this month, we set up Airtame in our office conference room. Airtame is an all-in-one wireless screen sharing solution. The powerful device allows you to roll hardware, software and integrated apps in an easy to use manner. The packaging is simple and small, with little set up needed. First you power Airtame and connect…

October 2018 – Newsletter, Jet.com in NYC

Jet.com, a Hoboken-based e-commerce website now owned by Walmart Is going head-to-head with Amazon. In September, the company started offering delivery, within three hours, of select grocery and other items to New York City customers. Jet is also relaunching its website, giving it a more local feel with offerings from identifiably New York brands. Craft…

September 2018 – Newsletter, Review of the Month

For years, Google has allowed users to control their “location history”, which stores a detailed record of where they’ve been. Though we’re aware that Google is logging these whereabouts, the details of place and movement are being processed in the background and we often take for granted the tools that can show us this information.…

September 2018 – Newsletter, Apple’s Annual Event

Apple held their annual event unveiling new products this month, leaving some people disappointed. Three new iPhones and a new Apple Watch were shown, though based on reports they were pretty much everything that everyone thought they would be. The iPhone XS, the iPhone XR, and the Apple Watch Series 4 are all joining the fruit…

September 2018 – Newsletter, Google Fido Key

Google recently announced it will be launching its own hardware security keys for two-factor authentication. The so-called Titan Security Keys will go up against similar keys from other companies, like Yubico, which Google has long regarded as the standard for hardware-based two-factor authentication for Gmail and other services. The FIDO-compatible keys will come in two…

August 2018 – Newsletter, K Health App

Say hello to K, the free primary care app for smart, instant, and accurate care. For anyone between the ages of 18 and 85, the K health app serves as a personal health assistant that can show you how people like you have dealt with various symptoms and primary care conditions. You can chat with…

August 2018 – Newsletter, Tip of the Month

Sometimes while working we can keep so many tabs open we lose track of which ones we actually still need open. If you’ve ever accidentally closed a tab only to realize a moment later you still needed it, this shortcut is for you. To open any recently closed tabs in Chrome, you can right-click on…

August 2018 – Newsletter, Windows Support

Support is ending for Windows Server 2008 in less than 18 months, and the time to plan for it is now. That way once support officially ends on January 14, 2020, you can avoid any disruptions to your business. After this date Microsoft will no longer release security updates, which may expose businesses to security…