In the consumerization of IT, BYOD is a phrase that has become widely adopted to refer to employees who bring their own computing devices – such as smartphones, laptops and PDAs – to the workplace for use and connectivity on the corporate network.
The BYOD phenomenon is reshaping the way IT is purchased, managed, delivered, and secured.
If you want to prevent your personal or business identity from being stolen by a cyber criminal, this e-book is a MUST-read!
You will learn:
1) The top 3 ploys used by online identity thieves to easily gain access to your business and personal information and how to avoid them.
The gifts that made the top of our list this year are mainly tablets and smart phones! By far, one of this years most popular mobile items is the brand new Apple iPad Air. This lighter, sleeker version of one of Apple’s best selling products still retains a very nice screen size, has a ton of available apps for download, and can be purchased in both Wi-Fi and LTE versions, and starts at $499.
And, who doesn’t love a new smart phone? Atop of the list this year are the iPhone 5s and the Samsung Galaxy S4. The new Galaxy S4 boasts a whopping 5-inch screen and comes jam-packed with a great camera, superpowered processor and lots of software extras.
As you may have heard, Microsoft has long ago announced the retirement of its most successful software platform of all time, Windows XP. Effective April 8, 2014, Microsoft will no longer support the Windows XP platform in any way, shape or form.
What this means if you are currently running XP
This means any computer or server with Windows XP installed will be completely exposed to serious hacker attacks aimed at taking control of your network, stealing data, crashing your system and inflicting a host of other business-crippling problems you do NOT want to have to deal with.
