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Don?t Fall for These 3 Browser Myths

Here are three common myths about browser security that you?ll want to think twice about before you believe them. MYTH: HTTPS Means a Site is Always Secure If you see that ?s? at the end of ?HTTPS,? you might think, ?Oh, yes, that website is secure.? The imagery of the padlock icon doesn?t help matters either. In reality, just because a website has HTTPS, doesn?t make it a secure website. All it means is that the website has guaranteed the secure transmission of data, not what the website actually does with that data. The owner of the website could be a hacker or a criminal, for all you know. Be sure to verify the legitimacy of any website boasting HTTPS, especially if you have any doubts about how they might use your sensitive data.

The Cloud Drives Your Business? and the Modern Cinema

Communication is Key Communication is the key that unlocks the potential for collaboration, and in the business of entertainment, you?re not going to get far without collaboration. All it takes is one look at the end credits of a movie to see just how many people are involved in such a massive undertaking. Without effective communication and project management, no production can hope to be successful. Each production can effectively be split into smaller productions that are more specific and each require their own unique skill sets to complete.

Are the Technology-Related Services You Use Saving You Money?

Preface Before we get into each IT-related sector, we have to preface this whole thing with the fact that shifting typically capital expenses to more operational expenses has value in itself. Firstly, your business isn?t going to get caught too off guard with huge IT-related expenses because of the nature of the payment structure. Since everything you pay for is combined in one monthly cost, it is much easier to predict what your operational outlay will be while still being able to innovate and support an efficient and dynamic IT infrastructure.

Ask a Tech: How to Choose the Right Laptop to Buy

What Should I Look For, in Terms of Specifications, When Considering a Laptop for Work Purposes? Naturally, this can vary a little based on one user?s needs as compared to another, but generally speaking, it is best to ensure that everyone?s system is running at least an i5 processor and has a minimum of eight or, ideally, 16GB of RAM (Random Access Memory). In terms of storage, you?re ideally using some form of centralized storage that your team is able to securely access remotely, so it is less important that these devices have the space for all this data. Likewise, the prevalence of cloud-based software has also taken some of the importance away from storage space for such programs. However, it is still wise for performance-related reasons to have a reasonable amount of storage capacity on the device itself, so you should seek an option that features at least 256 GB of SSD space.