Hampton Roads Managed IT Blog

Hampton Roads Managed IT Blog

New Microsoft Update Some Caused Network Adapter Issues

If you haven’t yet downloaded and installed the latest Windows 10 update (version 1903), read this article carefully before deciding if you want to do so. Microsoft is reporting that […]

New Chrome Feature Allows Sending Web Pages To Devices

If you use Google’s Chrome browser for web connectivity, you’re about to get a new feature you’ll probably fall in love with. Chrome 77 is now available for Windows, Mac, […]

What is a Managed Service Provider?

  As a business owner, you are always looking for new ways to improve the performance of your business and staff. One of the ways to do this is to […]

Three Sure Signs Your PC Needs an Upgrade

  When we first buy them, computers make life and business easier. The problem is sooner or later they start showing their age and we start to question why we […]

Business Grade Networking Equipment vs Consumer Routers in 2026

Three Risks of Using Consumer Networking Equipment for Business Updated for 2026 In 2026, your network is not just internet access. It supports cloud applications, VoIP phones, AI tools, remote […]

Vulnerabilities Found In Consumer Based Routers And Devices

The SOHOpelessly Broken 2.0 study has been released by Independent Security Evaluators . The picture it paints of routers and the so-called ‘smart’ devices that make up the rapidly expanding […]

LastPass User Credentials May Have Been Exposed To Hackers

Do you use the password manager LastPass?  If so, you’re certainly not alone.  In recent years it has seen its popularity surge and has grown to become the most popular […]

Intel Server Processors Are Vulnerable To Attack

Researchers at Vrije Universiteit, in Amsterdam have discovered a disturbing new side-channel attack. All Intel server-grade processors made since 2012 are vulnerable to what has been dubbed NetCAT. That stands […]

Companies Are Losing Billions To Business Email Compromises

The FBI’s statistics on BEC (Business Email Compromise) are alarming to say the least.  Over the last twelve months, the law enforcement agency has witnessed a 100 percent increase in […]

Your Google Calendar Settings May Be Sharing Your Info

Twelve years ago, Google introduced a new feature to Google Calendar that allowed users to share their calendars with others.  It’s a great feature and invaluable in a corporate environment […]