In the “olden” days people would either host their email or run antiquated protocols, such as Pop3, and there was a great feeling in doing so. That mail server was safe and sound in that small closet, next to the filing cabinet, just waiting to…
“Now-a-days dual factor authentication is available, for most services, for free. Many of us have dual factor authentication on services such as our Gmail or Facebook. Google takes it a step further by offering their own free dual factor authentication system (Google Auth) that…
In todays age, everyone has a website. It goes hand in hand when starting a business. Once your website has been created though, you need a place to store it. A place that actually houses the files that make up your site. This storage…
Many tech companies have switched from charging clients on an hourly basis to a managed fee, which may be on a monthly basis. Additionally, Microsoft Office and Google apps charge this monthly managed fee. While we here at Fuse Tech love to stand out, in…
Hosting your own Exchange or other type of email server used to be very popular amongst small businesses, often it would be odd to enter a company that didn’t have its own mail server. However with the onset of the cloud that has all changed….
“With all the current regulations for the financial sector, HIPAA, and Law firms, etc. ransomware or other viruses can pose a huge risk in both business operations as well as liability.” What is it? Ransonware is a virus that encrypts your data thus making it…
In the second part of this series we will focus on what you should be doing to protect yourself. When you break down the main guidelines of HIPAA security rule it falls into three main components: administrative, physical, and technical. All three of these…
As HIPAA, along with all of its guidelines, acts, rules and acronyms associated with the various dates can seem very overwhelming to most, in this article we will attempt to cut to the core of the matter and try to be a clear-cut as…
Considerations on a Bring Your Own Device Policy and When to Use It “BYOD stands for “bring your own device”. In short, that means allowing staff members to utilize their own, personal hardware – like smart phones or tablets – to conduct their job duties.”…
It’s hard to believe that a decade ago we began “Fusing People with Technology”. In late September of 2006 Fuse Technology Group was conceived and, Boy!, has it been a ride to say the least. We couldn’t have picked a more challenging place or time…