Three suggestions for 2013

The new year has begun, and we have three suggestions for improving the quality of your computing life in 2013.

Turn off Java for security reasons

Is Java turned on in your web browser? If your answer is "Yes" or "I'm not sure" then it's time to take action. Right now, cyber-criminals are aware and exploiting serious security flaws in Java that could lead to your computer becoming infected by malware.

Technology Fuels Cyberbullying

Gone are the days when a child’s home is a refuge from playground or neighborhood bullies. The Internet is the new playground, and there are no off-hours. Tech-savvy students are turning to cyberspace to harass their peers using a new method of bullying—cyberbullying.

Don't Get Caught with Data Loss

As Isaac threatens landfall, there’s no doubt that many of the areas business owners are concerned. They’re worried about safety of their family and that of their employees, first and foremost. And they’re worried about damage to their buildings and vehicles. But many should also be concerned about their data... customer information, sales records, payroll and budget information, and everything else they keep on their computers.

Stay Protected and Safe from Lightning Damage

No matter how many times we see a lightning-damaged computer, we can't help but think how easily this could have been prevented. You would think people would understand the importance of having a good surge protector or UPS connected to any electronic devices they own.

DNSChanger Questions Answered

Yes... The warnings about the DNSChanger Internet problem have been splashed across Facebook and Google. Internet service providers have sent notices, and the FBI set up a special website.

BWS Business & Residential Clients:
If you have the IndigoGuard service you are protected. 

If you have any questions please call us at 334-358-6305 or email us at support@bwsit.com

Viral "Facebook Privacy Notice" is FALSE

We have gotten some questions about this... A so-called “Facebook Privacy Notice” claims you need to repost it to protect your privacy. The notice went viral on the network Tuesday but is, in fact, a fake.