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4 Signs You’re On An Unsafe Website

Protecting yourself against Internet predators or cyber attackers is crucial every time you’re online. Hackers tend to collect information from infected websites you visit. Remember that even just a single visit to a malicious site can jeopardize your personal and sensitive information. That’s why you...

February 13, 2019 admin Security Comments Off

5 Steps to Increase Your Mac’s Security

Apple MacOS has always been a very secure operating system at least when compared to its biggest competitor Windows. However times are changing and with the Mac now controlling about 10% of market share, the Mac OS has been getting a lot of attention from...

February 9, 2019 admin Apple, Security Comments Off

Data Integration 101: What It Is and Why You Need It

Data integration means combining data from different places so that it’s easily accessible and usable by anyone in your business. Integrating data means that you know that the data you rely on to run your business successfully is accurate and up-to-date. That’s important, because your...

January 16, 2019 admin Security Comments Off

DuckDuckGo Is Adding Apple Maps

DuckDuckGo which has been a secure alternative to users not wanting to use Google for search is now adding a map feature using Apple MapKit JS. While this is a huge feature add for DuckDuckGo this is a huge win for Apple who is known...

January 16, 2019 admin Apple, Security Comments Off

4 Tips for Keeping Your Tech Safe from Theft

Protection from losing your tech gear to enterprising people who have sticky fingers has sadly become very necessary. Whether it’s a difficult economy or a tough job market to blame, people often fall on the wrong side of the law when times become more difficult....

January 15, 2019 admin Security Comments Off

Top 7 Reasons Why Your Business Needs Penetration Testing

Penetration testing such as services provided by Alpine Security will include ethical hackers breaking down and getting in your cyber defenses and computer systems to expose possible network and system vulnerabilities. Letting hackers penetrate your network may not sound attractive, but it’s highly critical to...