by Trevor Knowles | Apr 9, 2019 | Android OS, Antivirus, Apple ACSP Certification, Associate Degree Program, Benefits of repair, How To
In this blog entry, I will discuss the formalities and preparations needed to complete for IT computer support job position. The information I have provided below highlights pertinent data needed to complete a job application for an IT Computer Support position:...
by Drake Lee | May 13, 2018 | Antivirus, Information Security, MATC Information Technology Certificates, Security, Windows
Security Improvements in ransomware protection in Windows 10 Ransomware is the most extensive digital danger to safety and productivity now a day. Its impact is touched everywhere around the world. No computer user is safe, from the average home users that they could...
by Cirilo Ancira | Dec 19, 2017 | Antivirus, Microsoft, Student articles
There have been many new features that have been introduced with the new 2017 Windows Creator Update. Some features pertain to social aspects, others are for creativity, but Microsoft has also mentioned that it had hardened security, and add protection against...
by Gregory Trapp | Dec 19, 2017 | Antivirus, computer education, How To, Microsoft, Student articles, Windows
The Windows 10 Fall Creator update has a many new features that are exciting! A few of these updates include: My People, voice activated power commands to Cortana, updates to Microsoft Edge, Microsoft Store updates, Security, and Game mode. There are a couple other...
by Abdoulaye Ba | May 20, 2017 | Antivirus, computer training, Information Technology Fundamentals, Network, Security
Security breaches is a big problem that concerns every company. Many businesses are still unprepared or not protected at all from a variety of security threat. There are many causes and many type of security threat. These threats are referred to as malicious...
by Brandon Ploeckelmann | Jul 6, 2016 | Antivirus
Taking the precautionary steps to prevent any sort of malicious content plaguing your computer is absolutely critical. From personal experience, working on family computers that is, this seems to be overlooked quite often. In all honesty, if you’re computer...