What actually happens when ransomware hits…

It can start with something simple—a stolen password, a phishing email, or a computer that has not been updated. Once the attacker gets in, they may try to access patient files, billing systems, and other important computers. Then the real damage begins. Files can become locked, computers may stop working,…

3.How Often Should Your Backups Be…

How Often Should Your Backups Be Tested Your backups are useless… if they don’t actually restore. 1. Check backup status daily. Make sure the backup actually ran. 2. Review backup reports weekly. Look for failed jobs, warnings, or storage issues. 3. Test a real restore monthly. Follow Best IT Guru…

Are you getting the most out…

Are you getting the most out of Microsoft 365? If your medical or dental practice is already paying for Microsoft 365, you may have some really useful tools included that you’re not using. Here are 5 features worth checking out. Number 1 — Microsoft Teams. Teams isn’t just for video…

Doctors & Dentist, does your cyber…

Does your cyber insurance policy require certain cybersecurity protections?” Here are 3 simple tips to help your medical or dental practice stay prepared:

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