Recently, Ascension, one of the largest private healthcare systems in the country, fell victim to a significant cyberattack. This event.
by Len Kaplan, CEO of CDML Computer Services, Ltd. As digital communication evolves, so do cybersecurity threats. One prevalent threat.
by Len Kaplan, CEO of CDML Computer Services, Ltd. While CDML Computer Services primarily offers IT solutions to businesses, we’re.
In today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, organizations across New York City’s vibrant business scene are embracing digital transformation not just.
As the threat of corona virus looms ever larger,I feel that it’s apropos to dispense some advice on how to best prepare your business if disaster strikes.My name is Len Kaplan and I’m the CEO of CDML Computer Services, a Managed Service Provider based in Queens, NY. Since most of our clients are in the SMB market space,I will target my advice to small and medium sized companies. I will break this advice into two sections: interpersonal and technology.
As employers, we always worry about our workforce. Not just their performance, as some pundits would have you believe, but.
This free report will explain in simple, non – technical terms what you need to look for when outsourcing your IT support, as well as cost – saving strategies, insider tips and 16 revealing questions you MUST ask any computer consultant before giving him access to your computer network. If your current guy can’t answer a confident “Yes” to all 16, it might be time to look for someone else You’ll discover:
I’m afraid that the COVID-19 pandemic has divided our society in two. The pressures of the quarantine and the stress.
Cybercrime is on the rise during the COVID-19 pandemic. It is especially dangerous for users of Microsoft Office 365 and Google G-Suite because a successful attack provides the criminals with access to the user’s email, contacts and cloud storage. As many users are relying on these platforms while working outside their offices, the wealth of information can be staggering. Theft of this information can be devastating to the victim and/or their business.
On Tuesday, 7/14/2020, Microsoft released an update that may break your Microsoft Outlook! Many users are reporting that their Outlook.
