In my two previous posts, I've talked about email safety and the importance of educating your end users. The goal being that your employees become critical consumers of information and data on the internet. As I mentioned before, one of the most important investments that you can make towards the security of your business is to educate your employees about email safety and best overall practices. So, what is the next smartest thing business owners can do to securely manage their IT assets?

Last week The Big 550 KTRS was live at Citizens National Bank in Maplewood, and we got to join them for Tech Talk on location. Fun fact: SumnerOne headquarters is located just one mile down the street in the historic Scullin Steel Co. building. The Guy Phillips Show was ready to talk technology with our expert, Jeff Groby.

Those pesky cyber criminals are at it again with their cyber attack schemes! Due to the impending implementation of the new European privacy legislation, businesses have been sending out emails to the masses to update users giving cyber criminals a prime opportunity to exploit attempts at early compliance with the new law. And while you may be thinking US businesses shouldn't have to worry, you're wrong.

Just in case you missed Tech Talk presented by SumnerOne this past Friday, we're back with a recap of events and the full-length video. Our IT expert, Chadd Haselhorst joined Guy Phillips and Julie Buck again on The Big 550 KTRS to talk about the importance of cleaning your computer.

Getting revenge on a cyber criminal who has put your company at risk definitely sounds enticing. While we can't do that, we can help you to brush up on some of the latest information about phishing attacks so you can share it with your employees. One of the best ways to protect your business is through end user education and heightened security awareness. 

We were back at it again last week on the Guy Phillips Show for another segment of Tech Talk on KTRS. Chadd Haselhorst, one of our Tier II Engineers, joined Guy to talk about data security and different ways to ensure that your data is backed up. They even asked the million dollar question: What is the cloud?

The day-to-day life of a business is busy. When things get busy we become concerned with things like reports, who's making the next pot of coffee, and projects. Who starts thinking about how much that 50-page document you needed to print for your afternoon meeting really cost? Let's talk over some facts and figures that may help you to begin to gauge what your business is spending on printing: