Vigilant Employees: Top 5 Security Routines for the Digital Age
When it comes to the best security routines, the chain is only as strong as …
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How to Shrink IT Costs: 4 Crucial Strategies for Saving Money
While it’s no secret that running a business requires a hefty initial investment, many new …
Does Your Workplace Have a Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) Policy?
[img src=”/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2018/12/blog-img-IT-support.jpg” class=”aligncenter”] We are in the business of making sure you are prepared for …
Is It Time For A Network Assessment?
[img src=”/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2018/09/Blogimg-Is-It-Time-For-A-Network-Assessment.jpg” class=”aligncenter”] When was the last time your business underwent a Network Assessment? As …
Does Moving to the Cloud “Spook” You?
By Stephen Sweeney, CEO, Uprite Services. Last updated: May 28, 2026. Moving to the cloud …
WannaCry Ransomware Explained, and How to Stay Protected
WannaCry was a ransomware worm that struck in May 2017, encrypting files on more than …
Google Docs Phishing Attack: How to Spot and Stop OAuth Consent Scams
If someone invites you to edit a file in Google Docs be vigilant — it may be spam from a phishing scheme that began spreading quickly last week. As detailed on Reddit, the attack sends targets an emailed invitation from someone they may know, takes them to a real Google sign-in screen, then asks them to “continue to Google Docs.” But this grants permissions to a (malicious) third-party web app that’s simply been named “Google Docs,” which gives phishers access to your email and address book.”
