Plenty of folks feel their PC experience is enough to handle technical issues or glitches with their company’s computers. They imagine that if the fix isn’t intuitive, a solution can be researched online. On that point, I disagree. Like any business process, corporate IT support involves complicated procedures. If you are not immersed in tech […]
Most of our business at KME Systems is done in SoCal and Las Vegas, but we have clients all over the world. From them, we’ve heard about the excuses that their former MSP or IT support guy have given when external forces prevent them from providing quick turnaround times. Most of those issues, we on […]
Oxford Dictionary’s 2013 word of the year was ‘selfie’. Every smartphone user has likely used their phone to take a photo of themself. But what happens if your phone is stolen? According to a Consumer Reports survey, 3.1 million Americans have had their phones stolen. Cellphone carriers are not going to solve this issue; instead, […]
The iPhone and iPad are very popular devices that help you become more productive in your daily life. There are plenty of ways to use your device faster and more efficiently. The following list contains some of the best tips and tricks for iPhone and iPad users. iPad tricks Thumb typing keyboard You can convert […]
Scams reproduce fast. Once one scammer figures out a way to succeed, copycats decide to attempt it themselves. In April, Google offered refunds to users who purchased a fake Kaspersky Mobile app from Google Play. Since then, there have been complaints of the same scam within the Android and Windows phone app stores. The fake […]
Lake Forest, CA May 28, 2012 – Giving back to their community means a lot to the team at KME Systems. And what better way for them to show their community spirit than by joining an organization that’s dedicated to keeping their neighbors safe from harm? KME Systems president Mark Essayian and the rest of […]
Ransomware is malware used specifically for cyber data kidnapping. Cryptolocker, an updated form of ransomware, is used by cybercriminals to encrypt a victim’s data with a strong 1,024-bit algorithm. The cybercriminal then demands payment from the victim to obtain the decryption code. How Does a Computer Get Infected With Cryptolocker? There are two primary ways […]
Did you know that the latest version of Microsoft’s Outlook application, 2013, is not officially supported by Microsoft if you use Microsoft Exchange Server 2003? This is not any fault of Exchange 2003. With Microsoft Outlook 2013, Microsoft has done away with some features found in previous versions of Outlook. Many legacy public folder functions […]
If you are starting a new business or opening an additional office for your existing business, there are some great new technologies you should consider. These new advances make it easier for clients to reach you, easier to get started in your new business and make it easier to protect your digital assets.
Security software giant, Symantec, recently admitted that their antivirus software is no longer effective against today’s sophisticated cyber threats. Antivirus software on your desktop is still required, but your business must have a complete network security protection plan deployed and monitored every minute of the day. Brian Dye, Symantec’s senior vice president for information security […]
