August 3, 2022
Organizing Your Emails with Plus Addressing
An intern downloading one e-book can flood your inbox with newsletters for months. Here's a simple trick to sort that automatically.
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July 13, 2022
Discover the Potential of Microsoft Teams
Are you using Teams to its full potential? In this digital age, super useful apps pop up everywhere: "organize your teams with Asana, Slack, WhereBy, Monday, Comeen, Trello, Notion, and more," they say. These apps may or may not be comparable; the idea is to see whether you can use your existing tools before looking elsewhere. [...]
Read more →June 3, 2022
10 Tips to Stay Safe Online
In a world where information is a key asset for any business, keeping that asset secure is important, even essential. To help you out, here are 10 of our best tips for protecting yourself. These are tips we apply ourselves every day. 1. Secret Secret Secret Always keep a minimum [...]
Read more →May 26, 2022
Backup Best Practices
A backup that only exists on paper isn't a backup. Here's how to build a strategy that actually meets your business's real needs.
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Password Day 2022
A good share of a company's security gaps come through its employees, not the technology itself. Here are the password habits worth knowing.
Read more →August 5, 2019
The Capital One Breach – How to Protect Your Business
Two false assumptions most Quebec business owners hold when it comes to security: – Believing we are not big enough to be attacked. – Believing our data is worthless. -> Zero risk does not exist. We have all told ourselves that it only happens to others. Or rather, we hope it never happens to us. …
Read more →April 4, 2019
Too Big for a Cyberattack?
"We're too small to interest a hacker": that's exactly what makes SMBs vulnerable. Here's why size is never a form of protection.
Read more →March 25, 2019
What We Took Away From the Latest #AppleEvent
Apple's March 25 conference marks the turning point where the Cupertino company is going all in on services. These services are designed to increase consumer anonymity. Apple is committing to not sharing personal information or consumption profiles. There will be no advertising in the services offered either. [...]
Read more →March 22, 2019
Facebook Password Leak... What to Do?
We learned yesterday that Facebook kept hundreds of millions of unencrypted passwords in files for years (source: https://krebsonsecurity.com/2019/03/facebook-stored-hundreds-of-millions-of-user-passwords-in-plain-text-for-years/). This is alarming news for any business. However, since many companies offer single sign-on using a Facebook account, the scale of the problem reaches unprecedented proportions. [...]
Read more →March 20, 2019
WinRAR, the tool to update
A known WinRAR vulnerability still shows up in booby-trapped attachments. Here's how to close that entry point with minimal effort.
Read more →March 19, 2019
A Recovery Plan: More Necessary Than You Think
The what, how, and why of a disaster recovery plan. Picture the scenario. It is a beautiful July weekend. It is 35 degrees outside and you are cooling off in the pool. You get a call from the plant foreman. Everything is down! The IT systems are no longer working, neither is the phone, and there is no more internet. […]
Read more →February 28, 2019
Proactive Defense Explained
Nobody thinks they'll be the next target, until it happens. Here's what proactive defense actually means, in practical terms.
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