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Every device that accesses the internet has a unique IP address; the identifier that is needed to transfer data back to the correct user. However, in an age of ever-increasing concern about online security, many advocate the use of a proxy server or a VPN to increase anonymity. But is this wise, and what information can your IP address provide? …
Viruses, trojans, and other types of malicious software, also known as malware, have become major security threats to smartphone users. Malware can leave your personal information and sensitive data vulnerable to hackers, while also causing damage that can make your phone inoperable. Learning how to spot the signs of a malware infection enables you to identify and remove the infection …
The Internet can be a dangerous place. An old saying goes, “nothing is certain but death and taxes;” it could be amended for the 21st century by adding something like “and the fact that someone is trying to steal your online data.” Whether they’re trying to sell it on the dark web, steal your identity, or for any other of …
Even in the age of the internet and cloud storage, paper is still at the heart of many offices. Even if you do your part to reduce printing and email documents instead, you can still end up with a mountain of paper at the end of each workday. You may not be able to stop that mountain of paperwork from …
Managing project documentation demands a measure of discipline. Some team members may adhere to your structure and others may not do so. Not everyone shares the same respect for order. Follow these tips to encourage respect for your processes. First, mandate that all project details get documented, even just in notes. For example, you can create a SharePoint folder for …
File Pro Services- Getting to Grips with the Household Paperwork – on a Budget We are all knee-deep in paperwork these days, despite being promised years ago that the paperless era was on its way. The advent of the personal computer was being cited as the way forward; we would be able to scan and store all our documents, and never …
