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How to Use Zoom

Posted on 06/04/202001/07/2022 by GiantsFan

With Zoom, you don't need to sign into an account if you're joining a meeting. All you have to do is download the application to your computer or phone, and click on the meeting link. Or, you can just call into the meeting without using the video chat or screen-sharing options.

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IT for Healthcare

Posted on 05/10/202005/10/2020 by GiantsFan

Properly-managed cybersecurity & information technology is critical to the medical field. HIPAA compliance needs to be deep-rooted in all aspects of your technology. To protect yourself, your company & your patients, use an information technology & cybersecurity firm that specializes in the medical industry. Cybersecurity A data breach could be devastating to your practice. Cybersecurity[…]

Work From Home Guidelines

Posted on 03/20/202007/26/2021 by GiantsFan

Given the state-wide shelter in place, we are getting a lot of requests to support your employees’ efforts to work from home. We wanted to share some guidelines that we are recommending to all of our clients as they allow more and more employees to telecommute. These are not only to make sure your employees are able to work as productively as possible, but to also make sure your company is protected from the additional risks of telecommuting.
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Nerdy Mixer

Posted on 07/31/201911/12/2020 by GiantsFan

Join us and the El Sobrante Chamber of Commerce for our annual Nerdy Mixer! There will be free food, drinks, tech advice, prizes, and much more. This networking event is a great way to meet other business owners and community members. Join us! Wednesday, August 7th 5:30-7:00pm 400 Appian Way, El Sobrante, CA 94803

Windows 7 & Server 2008 End of Life

Posted on 06/10/201909/02/2021 by GiantsFan

Windows has announced that they will no longer support Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 starting on January 14, 2020. This means that starting on January 15, 2020, Microsoft will no longer provide technical assistance and software updates for Windows 7 or Windows Server 2008 systems. This change has an impact on many businesses and residents. We're here to answer questions and help you with the next steps.
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2018’s Worst Passwords

Posted on 01/18/201901/23/2019 by GiantsFan

Last year marked the fifth anniversary of the passwords "123456" and "password" being in the top 2 spots of most used/worst passwords, according to SplashData. Of this list, it is estimated that 1 in 10 people use these top 25 passwords. That's... not good. Each year, SplashData pores over millions of passwords that belong to people who were breached.
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IT for Insurance

Posted on 01/10/201906/23/2021 by GiantsFan

Information Technology is incredibly important for insurance agents and agencies of all sizes. Data breaches can result in ruined reputations, loss of money, loss of business, and can have seriously negative results for your customers.
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IT for Construction Companies

Posted on 01/04/201907/26/2021 by GiantsFan

As a leader in the Construction field, it’s important to protect your employees, customers and business through technology. Our construction-specific cybersecurity, encryption and technology services can help you with safety and productivity. Please let us know if you have any questions about the specific technology that can help protect your construction business, please don’t hesitate[…]

The Importance of Technology in Schools

Posted on 07/25/201809/02/2021 by GiantsFan

At Nerd Crossing, we specialize in information technology for a variety of schools and educational programs. Whether you're looking to completely outsource your IT support or in need of supplemental IT services for your staff, Nerd Crossing can work with you to provide your school with its exact education technology needs.
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Malware vs. Adware vs. Spyware vs. Viruses

Posted on 06/01/201807/26/2021 by GiantsFan

A lot of our customers have questions about the differences between malware, adware, spyware, and viruses, so we've decided to break down the main differences and explain how to avoid them.
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