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The other day my credit card company’s fraud unit called the house.  They asked if I had made purchases at a Wal-Mart in Houston, Texas.   I had not.    My credit card was in my pocket.  I haven’t been to Houston since the 1980s.   Someplace locally that I had visited had a data breach.

I remember my first computer experience on a 300 baud modem connected to a DEC terminal printer talking to Erie 1 BOCES in High School in 1974.   This is a pretty dramatic jump from those days.  Read about it here:  https://tiny.cc/c1to5

If you are looking to automate your Microsoft Office 2010 installs, check out this resource.

The Wall Street Journal has an excellent article on the reality that you may be the biggest security risk to your organization.   CSI can help you assess the overall security situation of your company.  If you require assistance, please contact us. You can read the entire article here:  https://tiny.

This article has an interesting alternative perspective on the Android vs. Apple IOS debate. Apple like RIM controls both the hardware and software which arguably has created platform stability. You can read the article here:  https://tiny.cc/7a9ak

There has been an interesting security change to Internet Explorer with cookies.  A recent Internet Explorer 9 update improves security, but can confuse the ability to  identify which cookies are good vs. bad. The update changes the way cookie files are named by randomizing the names as a security measure so that web site can’t store content in […]

CDs and DVDs have a useful life of about 10 years.   They are susceptible to failure just like previous tape media.    This new technology says the data will be preserved for up to 1,000 years.  You can read about it here:  https://tiny.cc/tty5t

CDs and DVDs have a useful life of about 10 years.   They are susceptible to failure just like previous tape media.    This new technology says the data will be preserved for up to 1,000 years.  You can read about it here:  https://tiny.cc/tty5t

A recent Microsoft update to Internet Explorer 9 has disabled the ability to do FILE:// inside Internet Explorer.   You can read about the change here.