Think Twice Before Saving Passwords to Your Browser
In this digital age where seemingly everything requires a password, and password requirements are increasingly strict, it is understandable that users can feel overwhelmed when it comes to remembering all of their login credentials for various websites. But as convenient as the idea may sound, the IT experts at ATB encourage you to forego saving […]
Your Business Has Recovered from a Cyber Attack. Now What?
If your business has been the victim of some sort of IT security breach, you’re definitely not alone. But believe it or not, what you do next might make your company stand out. It should be obvious (especially if you’ve been working with ATB for any period of time) that if you’ve experienced a cyber […]
Protecting Your Computer from CPU Flaws
If you’ve been an ATB client for any period of time, you already know that we generally recommend staying current with all updates and patches to protect your computers’ vulnerabilities. However, when it comes to two current CPU flaws known as Spectre and Meltdown, you may want to seek professional IT advice before making any […]
Smart Security for Voice Assistants
Voice-activated assistants such as Amazon Echo and Google Home are increasingly popular – and can be a fun and useful tool at home or in the office – but like most internet-connected technologies, they aren’t without security risks. One of the primary security concerns surrounding smart devices is their ability to “listen.” Did you know […]
The VoIP Crossroads: Pros and Cons of Open Source vs. Proprietary
Voice over Internet Protocol, better known as VoIP, is quickly becoming the standard for voice (and multi-media) communication across businesses large and small. There are many benefits associated with VoIP, including cost savings, real-time conferencing capabilities, the ability to share media – including live stream video as part of a singular transmission – and enhanced […]
Cybersecurity: The Future of Ransomware in 2018 and Beyond
If 2017 proved anything it’s that cybersecurity is an ongoing concern and total prevention may be impossible, but being prepared can help ensure the consequences of an attack are limited. From the Equifax breach, to state-sponsored attacks by foreign adversaries, to Russian manipulation of social media during the election and beyond, to the WannaCry ransomware […]
