18 Mar Windows Pro vs. Home: Which is Right for Your Miami Business in 2026?
Could saving $100 on your next workstation's operating system actually cost your Miami firm $200,000 in regulatory penalties? For 85% of South...
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16 Mar Wireless Networking in Miami: The 2026 Business Guide to Connectivity
In the high-density corridors of Brickell and Downtown Miami, 42% of businesses lose an average of 18 minutes of productivity per employee every day...
14 Mar Strategic IT Hardware Sales in Miami: Equipping Your Business for 2026
What if the consumer-grade laptops you bought to save money are actually costing your Miami firm $10,000 in hidden maintenance and lost productivity...
10 Mar Compliance Management in Miami: A 2026 Strategic Guide for Business Leaders
In 2026, a single oversight in Florida's evolving data privacy statutes can result in fines exceeding $50,000 per violation. You likely feel that...
15 Sep CryptoLocker Virus is Back. Are You Ready?
Several recent security reports have shown us that the CryptoLocker Virus is on the rise (a virus that functions as a ransom, your information is encrypted until you pay a fee). Although our company is an expert in preventing and deactivating viruses such as the CryptoLocker Virus, the best strategy is to avoid them altogether. Here are some of the ways you can be proactive with your cybersecurity needs:
Severely infected computers send viruses to other users across the network by using the contact list of your email software and shared resources within your office. Having an IT force at your side can help, but the best prevention is education. So before you download that attachment, make sure you read these guidelines to keep your network safe.
24 Aug Email Security Best Practices | IT Support Miami
With the relative safety of most email these days, it’s important not to let down your guard, but instead implement the following best practices to stay up-to-date with email security. Case in point: Telx recently discovered a Cryptolocker virus (a type of ransomware that encrypts and holds your information hostrage until until you purchase an encryption key) in one of our client's server. We caught it in time, but though it would be a good time to touch base about email security.14 Feb 5 Things Your Business Should Move to the Cloud in 2017
Nearly every business is on the cloud these days. Only a decade ago, most companies relied entirely on IT systems running on servers and software that lived on-site. Today, it is much harder to find a business that does not use the cloud for at least...
30 Jun Why Brexit could cause data privacy problems for U.S. companies
The U.K.’s departure from the EU could have serious consequences for international companies, which may need to rethink their data management policies. “As a part of the European Union, there is a general directive that all nations abide by a guide,” says Greeman Yip, CEO of...
02 Mar Gmail for work gets improved digital loss protection features.
Google has expanded the digital loss protection (DLP) features in Gmail for Work, helping prevent confidential information from leaving the company. The new optical character recognition on attachments, so administrators can ensure that employees aren’t sharing mounds of confidential data in images (whether intentionally or not)....
24 Feb Computer Security: Three Essentials
Computers and smartphones are integral to almost everyone’s lives, and they are an important part of businesses today; so it is vital that steps are taken to protect valuable data and other information. Whenever a connection to the Internet is established, files are shared, or...