Fight Identity Theft with Computer Security

by | Feb 9, 2016 | Backup & Recovery, Browser Hijackers, Computers, Disaster planning, Glen Rock, Internet, Malware, Microsoft, Microsoft Windows, NJ, Ridgewood, Rootkits, Security, Spyware, Tech News, Tech Tools, Uncategorized, Viruses

One of the reasons that “Jane” (not her real name) was impacted by a pop-up on her computer and became the victim of identity theft is that her computer security was inadequate. Here are some programs that you absolutely must get in order to stand a fighting chance...

Identity Theft: Is Your Computer Infected?

by | Feb 8, 2016 | Apple, Backup & Recovery, Browser Hijackers, Computers, Disaster planning, Glen Rock, Malware, Microsoft, Microsoft Windows, NJ, Ridgewood, Rootkits, Security, Spyware, Tech News, Tech Tools, Uncategorized, Viruses

In our previous blog entry, “It All Started with a Computer Pop-up…,” Jane (not her real name) realized that she was the victim of identity theft. Her mistake was responding to a pop up that appeared on her computer screen. She called the phone number shown in the...

“Emergency Reach Out” & Computer Security at YWCA – Ridgewood, NJ

by | Jun 8, 2015 | Backup & Recovery, Computers, Disaster planning, Education, Malware, Ridgewood, Security, Tech News, Training, Uncategorized

Is your home or business secure and ready should there be a natural disaster or emergency? What about your family, friends, or neighbors? Is your home and office technology safe should  the unexpected happen? Do you have appropriate data and computer security and...

Public Wi-Fi: How to Protect Yourself

by | Nov 19, 2014 | Android, Apple, Apple OSX, Apps, Browser Hijackers, Computers, Disaster planning, Internet, Laptops, Malware, Microsoft Windows, Rootkits, Security, Smart Phones, Spyware, Tablets, Uncategorized, Viruses

When you connect to a public Wi-Fi hotspot with your laptop, tablet, or phone, you are at risk of potentially revealing information to a hacker. You may not believe you have anything of importance on your device. But once they gain access a hacker can quickly learn...