The current global landscape has forced organizations around the world to take the necessary steps to support a distributed workforce for an indefinite future. In our recent blog “Technologies that every NYC business should have beyond 2020”, we talked about Virtualization as one of the great enablers of remote work.
There’s no doubt that COVID-19 set the remote work revolution on a fast track. As explained in our blog “Technologies that every NYC business should have beyond 2020”, organizations are now considering multiple avenues to provide a more seamless remote work experience for their people.
VoIP, or Voice over Internet Protocol, is getting a lot of attention these days, especially from small but fast-growing businesses. At Nero Consulting, we have been helping SMBs in New York City, and surrounding areas, deploy, configure, and manage their VoIP system to run on an IP network.
Here is a quick overview for how to enable Windows Defender in your Windows 10 devices:
Open the taskbar
Click the Windows Defender Icon (Shield or Castle depending on O.S)
This will open the Windows Defender Panel. Here look for the setting “Turn off Windows Defender Antivirus” which is underneath the folders of other settings.
Phishing. Pharming. Worms. Oh my. Cybersecurity is complicated enough, without all the wacky words. We tackle some of the more common terms, and offer tips on the simple actions you can take to protect your data.
Over the last six months, Microsoft’s Volume Licensing Division has enlarged its software audit selection from large businesses with 200 or more users to businesses in the 25-250 employee range. As a result of this change, thousands of small and medium businesses have received letters, emails and phone calls regarding an upcoming audit.
Repetition is a proven way to incite people into action. Children use it to break down their parents’ psyche and get them to buy the latest toy, and advertisers use it to sell their product. Now, Microsoft is using the same tactic to try and get you to upgrade to Windows 10. But this time, you don’t have to stand for it.
Over the years, the virtual assistant has evolved. First there was the Microsoft Paperclip (aka Clippy), later we had Siri, and now we have Cortana, the new assistant for Microsoft Windows 10. If you’re a Windows 10 user who loves the operating system just as much as we do, you may be curious as to how you can best utilize your new personal assistant.
