Would you be upset if someone unintended read your mail? What if the letter contained sensitive information? Now consider email. If you’re like many people these days, you send and receive literally hundreds of emails a week.
While we recognize that not all email is sensitive, there are times where you want to ensure the content of a message is kept confidential.
The heart is the engine of life. Your heart beats and it delivers oxygen-rich blood to the rest of your body. Without it, you cannot survive. Many will debate what the heartbeat of a business is—its customers, its culture, its purpose or something other.
We all know enough to follow good hygiene and general wellness practices to avoid spreading germs… washing our hands, coughing into our elbow, and keeping our hands away from our eyes and mouth. Most of us working parents remember the first time dropping off our child at day care and cringing when the first thing our child did was put a toy in their mouth.
The greeting cards have all been sent, the holiday rush is through, but IT Radix still has a wish to make and it is a special one for YOU! That wish is that you take advantage of the quiet moments in early January and do some things NOW to ensure that your computer network is ready for all that 2017 will bring.
The game show, Password, first aired in 1961. It might be fun using celebrity’s clues to guess their passwords, but do you really want strangers guessing YOUR password?
You know you’re guilty of it: using the same password for everything. We understand how annoying it is to try and remember all those passwords.
HOST: Hello again everyone and welcome to To Tell the Truth! Today we have three contestants each who is prepared to tell us the key reason why organizations today should have a system for archiving email! Contestant #1…
CONTESTANT #1: I have a law degree and I can tell you that clearly the most important reason to archive email today is for the purposes of Regulatory Compliance.
Fun and Games…
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We may not hail from down under (Australia), but our techs are going “walkabout.” Have you ever wanted some advice on how to use the software that you and your staff use every day better or more effectively? If you’re like most people you are using a fraction of your software’s benefits and features.
This month’s SPAM Blocker Tip is: Report SPAM
No—It will not stop SPAM, but you will help the experts make better software. Reporting SPAM will make you feel better too!
Give IT Radix a call. We’re happy to help!
