As card-carrying technology types, exploring and evaluating the latest and greatest IT products and trends for our clients is what we love to do. Here’s what we’re talking about right now.
Everything requires a password today. Passwords can become a huge nuisance to keep track of, especially if your IT systems enforce password policies. However, within small-medium businesses, passwords are often the only thing that separates IT systems and data from the outside world. Because of this, it’s crucial that these …
June 2016 marks our 10th year of business. This year we’ve gone through a lot of changes. Most notably, we’ve moved our office and changed our name. Moving forward, our new name is: Glassen Technology Services. This name change is part of a large effort to re-brand, refine, and expand …
Windows 7 is no longer supported by Microsoft (as of January, 2020). Any system with Windows 7 is subject to major security risks. Here’s what you need to know about Windows 10: The traditional start menu has returned Windows 10 has enhanced security and updates Performance is very good Supports …
Over the past month or two, we’ve been made aware of several instances where our customers received phone calls from “Microsoft”. It’s important to know that Microsoft will never call you to report an issue with your computer. These people are simply scam artists/cyber-criminals, trying to gain access to your …
Two years ago, we wrote an article about CryptoLocker. Around that time, the virus had made its menacing debut and sent waves throughout the IT industry. CryptoLocker was named the worst virus in 10 years. The Evolution of Crypto Today, we’re here to write about how to avoid ransomware. In …
Do you happen to have a desk full of post-it notes? How about project information and research scattered about? Or do you have a project that you and a few others are working together on? One of the easiest ways to collect, organize, and collaborate with information is Microsoft OneNote! …
While planning our new office, we wanted to create a fun and casual environment for both our staff and visitors. One of the ideas of our president, Curtis Glassen, was a popcorn machine. The logic was simple: most people enjoy popcorn, it’s a great office snack, and it’s easy to …
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