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16 Nov

Your Video Conference Has Been Hacked

by radiant
in Cloud, End User Experience, Remote Worker, Video Conferencing
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Employees around the world are working remotely full-time during the COVID-19 pandemic. Many are turning to applications like Zoom to meet online. Unfortunately, cybercriminals see this trend as a new opportunity to attack people for profit. Therefore, you must protect these platforms so your company is safe from costly and embarrassing security breaches.  Common video conference attacks:  Video Bombing: This involves uninvited guests disrupting your meetings. They may show inappropriate images, shout...

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11 Nov

Picking The Right Computer

by radiant
in Desktops & Laptops, End User Experience, Small Business, Tips
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Imagine your employee is having problems with a 5-year-old computer. Whenever the employee starts their applications, they wait minutes for the program to load. Also, the computer shuts down or crashes while they are working on critical projects. The employee is frustrated with the computer and is asking for a new device. When buying a computer for your business, you must consider the below specs: Portability: If...

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06 Nov

5 Ways To Spot A Phishing Email

by radiant
in Email Phishing, Network Security, Ransomware, Tips
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Phishing emails are an attempt to gain access to sensitive or personal information such as usernames, passwords, financial or personal information by criminals who have disguised themselves as a legitimate person or business. The intent is to use this information for illegal activities. Phishing has been around for nearly 20 years, first used as a phrase sometime around 1996 by hackers stealing America Online information....

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SITE SERVICES & CABLING
29 Oct

Keeping IT Online

by radiant
in Business Continuity, Servers & Storage
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Businesses should be utilizing an uninterruptible power supply (UPS) during disasters like fires, storms, and other emergencies. A UPS is usually set up for desktop computers to give users enough time to save their work and progress. Another beneficial power-saving plan for emergencies would be to use a UPS for your server and network equipment. Powering Your Network UPS systems provide backup power in the event of outages...

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22 Oct

Radiant Technology Solutions Appears In Tampa Bay Business & Wealth Magazine

by radiant
in News, Small Business, Tips
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We are very excited to announce that Radiant Technology Solutions CEO Ron Slyker recently contributed an article to Tampa Bay Business & Wealth Magazine in regards to taking a careful approach to choosing your small business IT partner. As discussed in the article technology is important and the wrong choice can cost you big, in the long run.     Ron goes on to discuss how in the tech world it...

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13 Oct

5 Helpful Tech Tips!

by radiant
in Desktops & Laptops, Mobile Devices, Office 365, Tips
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If you follow us on Facebook or Instagram you have probably seen our almost daily tech tips. We make it a priority to share our knowledge and help make everyone’s lives easier with these small but extremely convenient and quick ideas. Here are a few of our recent favorites from our tips and tricks. Enjoy! Close Out Safari Tabs On Your iPhone Do you often forget to close your Safari Tabs...

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08 Oct

Business Critical Recovery Solutions

by radiant
in Business Continuity
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When planning the technology needs of your business, it can be easy to overlook backup and disaster solutions, as it can quickly appear costly and time consuming to manage. Nevertheless, good backups are a vital part of business continuity and backup and disaster recovery plans are the critical factors when a company runs into potential threats to their IT security. IT disasters can come from viruses Ransomware,...

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05 Oct

Improve Remote Staff Collaboration

by radiant
in Business Continuity, Cloud, End User Experience, Microsoft 365, Office 365, Remote Worker, Small Business
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Ever since the outbreak of COVID-19, our need to work remotely has increased due to both the recommendations from the government and medical professionals. Asking employees to shift to remote work arrangements can be difficult, especially for organizations that do not have remote work already rooted in their cultures. One of the largest challenges in managing remote workers is guaranteeing effective and proficient communication. The Office 365 platform...

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CLOUD STORAGE OR LOCAL STORAGE, WHAT WORKS BEST FOR YOU?
28 Sep

Cloud Storage or Local Storage, What Works Best for You?

by radiant
in Business Continuity, Cloud, Servers & Storage, Small Business
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Over the past several years, cloud technology has become very prevalent because it allows businesses and individuals to access their data on-demand from virtually anywhere. Cloud storage certainly offers benefits to many businesses; yet, some businesses are finding that local storage is a more effective solution. Before we begin, we should be clear about the differences between these two types of services. Cloud storage is the...

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