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Declare Freedom From Computer Problems! Want to avoid the most common and expensive computer problems most Delaware Valley business owners experience? Then read on! We’ve compiled a list of 5 things you should be doing to save yourself a lot of time and money, by avoiding a big, ugly computer disaster. 1. Have an automated off-site back-up system in place. I cannot stress the importance of this enough. Having an off-site back-up of your data will be the equivalent of wearing a seat belt in a major accident. You don’t think much about it until you need it, and then, you will thank your lucky stars you had it in place. 2. Centralize your data on your server. At one time, servers only made sense for large organizations because of their high cost and complexity. But today, there are very affordable and easy-to-implement server systems designed specifically for any size small business. Depending on your business needs, your server can be in your office or hosted in the cloud. A...

Small businesses are under attack. Right now, extremely dangerous and well-funded cybercrime rings in China, Russia and the Ukraine are using sophisticated software systems to hack into thousands of small businesses to steal credit cards and client information, and swindle money directly out of your bank account. Some are even being funded by their own government to attack small, virtually defenseless businesses. Don’t think you’re in danger because you’re “small” and not a big target like a Target or Home Depot?  Think again. 82,000 NEW malware threats are being released every single day and HALF of the cyber-attacks occurring are aimed at small businesses; you just don’t hear about it because it’s kept quiet for fear of attracting bad PR, lawsuits and data-breach fines, and out of sheer embarrassment. In fact, the National Cyber Security Alliance reports that one in five small businesses have been victims of cybercrime in the last year – and that number is growing rapidly as mo...

Seems like we’ve been inundated over the past 6 months with rampant cyber-theft. Unfortunately, in the world we live in, this is most likely the norm going forward and not just a blip on the radar. So, how can you stay protected online? While there is no way to absolutely, positively, 100% stay safe online, by taking these 9 steps, you will be as safe as possible.   Only Shop On Secure Websites. Before you type your credit card into a website, ensure it is secure. Look for “https://” in the address bar of your web browser when you are checking out. Avoid Financial Transactions Over Public WiFi. You can’t guarantee that free or shared Wi-Fi access is secure and okay to connect for browsing the web, but avoid financial transactions on these connections. Use A Secure Network For Financial Transactions. Protect your computer with a firewall, antivirus and anti-spyware software. Setup Banking Alerts For Unusual Or Large Transactions. Ask your bank to no...