4 Common IT Issues Radiant’s 24/7 Help Desk Solves Fast Technology drives modern businesses — but when IT problems hit, productivity, profits, and even security are at risk. That’s why Radiant Technology Solutions offers 24/7 Managed Help Desk Services, delivering immediate IT support any time, day or night. Here are four common IT problems our 24/7 Help Desk can quickly resolve to keep your business running seamlessly. ...
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Keep your data safe, your business running, and your mind at ease. More and more small businesses are moving to the cloud to work faster, smarter, and from anywhere. But with all the benefits of cloud computing comes a big responsibility: keeping your data safe from hackers, leaks, and downtime. Here are five simple but powerful cloud security strategies you should have in place by 2025: 1. Control...
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What does it mean when Windows 10 goes end-of-life? Later in 2025 Windows 11 will be the mandatory operating system. When Windows 10 support expires, customers will experience significant changes. If you're unprepared, you may run into problems, you can still use windows 10 but it won't run very well. It won't receive normal updates or patches like Windows 11 will. What does this mean for small...
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You never want to wake up in the middle of the night wondering, “What is wrong with my network?” Network issues can turn into a nightmare for anyone, but thankfully, you will never have to deal with such issues because of network assessment availability. A proper network assessment can benefit you in many ways, and this is the main reason why so many businesses are opting...
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As part of the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict, Russian cyberattacks have primarily targeted Ukrainian government and bank systems, but the attacks may spread to countries outside of Ukraine soon. The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Agency (CISA) and the FBI have warned organizations to increase protection as a precaution in case these attacks begin to affect the United States. Experts have reported known Russian cyber groups gathering information on...
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In a recent EY survey of IT professionals in oil and gas, 60% of respondents said their businesses had recently experienced a substantial cybersecurity incident. Most of these attacks used phishing and other forms of social engineering to spread malware and compromise user accounts and credentials. More than three-fourths (78%) of respondents said that a careless end-user was the most likely source of an attack. However,...
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As we come to the end of Cyber Security Awareness Month its important to mention how you can protect your assets in the event of a breach. COVID-19 caused an incredible shift in business technology. Businesses are still working from home and moving to cloud applications. However, most employee home offices do not have strong information security practices in place. Hackers know this and as...
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Certain legal firms, understandably concerned about insecurity in a cloud-based environment, avoid exposing their customers' confidential data to the internet, preferring to keep it on-premises on servers and server-based apps. Who is to say, however, that on-premise servers are more secure than cloud-based servers? When even enormous corporations with massive IT resources are hacked, no computer is completely secure. Except one that is not linked...
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Cyber-Security is one of the most challenging aspects of running a small to medium sized business. With limited technical proficiency and resources small business owners often reach out to Managed IT Service companies to secure their systems and lessen risk. Still, not all IT Services companies have the expertise to provide expert cyber-security guidance to their customers. Small business owners should seek out IT providers that stay in...
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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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