Tip of the Week: How to Remove or Hide Desktop Icons
For many people, the desktops of computers or laptops often get extremely cluttered with various icons and files. Fortunately, there is a way to delete and/or hide those icons from your screen view which will allow for increased productivity and improved organization. Continue reading to learn how this can be done using a Windows PC. […]
How to Record Screenshots, Audio, and Video on Windows 10
If you have ever had to write up a report or process for a particular task, you know that images can go a long way toward helping people understand what exactly needs to be done. For Windows 10 users, there is a built-in tool that you can utilize to take screenshots, record video, and even […]
Computer Tip of the Day: How to Keep Your Email Inbox Clean
It doesn’t take long for an email inbox to become littered with messages that are completely forgotten, not relevant anymore or downright spam or junk mail. Most individuals receive thousands of emails every month, yet only a handful of messages are still relevant after a few weeks. Here are a few tips to help you […]
Protect Your Organization From the Risk of Default Configurations
Preventing information security incidents requires application of proper best practice cybersecurity configurations. Applying best practice configurations at the network infrastructure, system, service and application levels can even protect your organization and thwart information security threats not yet in existence by substantially decreasing the organization’s cyber security attack surface. Cyber-criminals tend to look for common configuration […]
Computer Tip of the Day: Password Complexity is Essential For Your Organization’s Application Security
Passwords are the most common method (along with user accounts) for authenticating a person in order to identify them as someone allowed access to the system and company network. This is especially true within networks where multiple platforms exist (such as Windows, Linux and Apple iOS) because not all systems support more advanced authentication devices. […]
