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Windows 11: To install, or Not to Install

Posted on 02/18/202202/25/2022 by roya

Windows 11 offers plenty for us to be excited about, from features that support new ways of working to additions designed to keep users secure. And if Microsoft is able to deliver on its promises, Windows 11 will deliver value to businesses of all kinds as they look to capitalize on new opportunities. The Installation[…]

How Secure is Health Tech?

Posted on 03/25/202104/28/2021 by GiantsFan

For example, 100% of mobile health apps tested by Approov were found to expose “full patient records including protected health information (PHI) and personally identifiable information (PII).” Luckily, there are simple ways to safeguard your practice. Read on for tips from the cybersecurity experts at Nerd Crossing. Secure Your Email Working from home creates juicy opportunities for criminals to[…]

An Insurance Company’s Guide to a Safer Workplace

Posted on 03/22/202108/27/2021 by GiantsFan

Here at Nerd Crossing, we’ve helped insurance companies at all scales implement safer offices for remote, hybrid, and in-person collaboration. We believe that an adequately equipped and staffed IT support team will help you employees navigate these challenging times.

Why has Apple put its password manager on Chrome?

Posted on 02/23/202101/07/2022 by GiantsFan

By Robert Davis, Network and Systems Engineer, Nerd Crossing Apple is getting in on password management for the big bucks — and to make password security an actual priority for customers. However, today’s in-browser password managers are still insecure. Why? It’s simple — if you’re not prompted to provide a secret to verify your identity,[…]

Hybrid Learning Essentials for Educators

Posted on 02/02/202109/02/2021 by GiantsFan

Tips to ensure student needs are being support and the infrastucture and cybersecurity is in place.

Self Care for Small Business Owners

Posted on 11/24/202001/07/2022 by GiantsFan

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By Jim Hammack Busy holding things together at your small business? Don’t forget to take time off for you! This year has been especially difficult, and you may have overwhelming worries about keeping the doors open while keeping yourself and your employees safe. No matter how you are coping, Nerd Crossing has a few tips[…]

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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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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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 Data Backups

Posted on 04/09/201801/23/2019 by GiantsFan

We can't stress enough how much data backups are crucial for businesses of all sizes. Data is often considered the most important element for small to medium enterprises. And there's no doubt that it's an absolute necessity for enterprise corporations. Protecting your data is not only protecting your company's past, present and future, it is protecting your customers' as well. There are so many ways that companies can lose data, so it's important to always have backups of all information.
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