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Notes on security and IT for small businesses.

  1. Version 8.2 of Astaro Security Gateway

    Today, Astaro (a division of Sophos) released version 8.2 of their Astaro Security Gateway.

  2. Should You Change Your Password? (Trick Question)

    Here's a great website that everyone (yes, that means you) should check out: https://shouldichangemypassword.com/

  3. Don't Assume Dropbox Is Secure

    Dropbox, a very popular online file storage solution, recently made a big mistake, allowing any user to log in to their service without a password.

  4. Position Opening - Office Manager

    Paradigm Consulting Co., a leading provider of information technology services, is seeking an Office Manager in our Bethel office.

  5. Deactivate Your Account (for real) With Account Killer

    If you're no longer using an account, you should consider deleting it. Account Killer simplifies the process by giving you direct links to the deletion pages, when available.

  6. Paradigm Consulting, Breaking Grounds, WRCU, RACC Mixer

    Breaking Grounds , Paradigm Consulting, and the White River Credit Union , in conjunction with the Randolph Area Chamber of Commerce , are hosting a business mixer from 5-7PM on May 25, 2011 at Breaking Grounds.

  7. Phishing Scam du Jour

    Today I found this little gem in my inbox. The hardest thing to believe is that people are still actually falling for these things.

  8. GPS = The End of Privacy As We Knew It

    It doesn't take a genius to connect the dots made out of a few of this week's headlines, all relating to GPS/geolocation technologies and our privacy, rather, the death of what we used to know as privacy.

  9. Beware Fake Delivery Confirmation Scams

    In 2008, and again last year around the holiday season, we saw a lot of emails purporting to be from the "United Postal Service" with an attached file claiming to be the tracking or delivery confirmation information for your shipment.

  10. Facebook Alert: "New teacher" or "Panties" Videos Are Not What They Seem

    We appear to have another Facebook malware or, at very least, scam, running rampant.