Did you see Ben Dampney chat to Maggie Raworth from WIN News Toowoomba about the NBN recently? Head to the Digit IT Facebook page to watch the interview in case you missed it. We’ve also summarized and answered some of their questions and Ben’s answers below: How has
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Are you already using Google 2-step Verification? If not, this is something you should consider. As per previous newsletters, cybercrime is on the rise and it is easier than you think for someone to steal your password. Once someone has your password they can lock you out
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What is your recovery plan? How long can your business survive without its core IT systems? How long could you continue to operate without access to email, client records, accounting records and computer files? A day, a week, a month? What is Datto SIRIS 2? Datto SIRIS
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We recently undertook a rack cleanup for a client. The old setup had cables and components everywhere. It was very difficult to get to individual components and troubleshooting issues was hard. Cleanup was completed after-hours and included labelling and documentation. The end result is a more stable
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Are you having an issue connecting to your SharePoint mapped drive? If so, try these tips: Add Security Trusts to Internet Explorer Why: …. How: Open Internet Explorer Click the Gear/Cog icon to access Internet Explorer options Click the Security Tab Click Local intranet Click Sites Untick
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Computer Technician Are you looking for a fun, challenging, dynamic role? Do you want to work where part of your day includes playing with the latest technologies and actively researching the latest trends? Do you want to have the ability to help grow the company you are working for and benefit accordingly? Find out more
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I love Microsoft’s trial to move data centres underwater! It’s such a bold, innovative and logical idea. Microsoft is currently testing one of its first underwater data centres. Project Natick commenced in late 2014 and involved submerging a data capsule 1km off the California coast from August
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I’ve seen a lot of computer scams over the years, but this week I received a call from a distraught home computer owner, who became a victim of a new, nasty extortion attempt. The scam started in a familiar way – the lady received a call from
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The Australian Government has issued the following ‘High Priority Alert’: Security researchers have detected malware that aims to steal login credentials from mobile banking applications provided by leading Australian and New Zealand banks. The malware targets users of smartphones and other devices running the Android mobile operating
Read more →Sign in to Office 365 with your email address and password: https://portal.office.com/ 2. Click the Settings Icon (the Cog/Gear icon between the Alarm Bell and Question Mark: 3. Click Office 365 Settings 4.
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