The risk of malware infection may be inevitable–but that doesn’t mean you can’t take steps to protect your Windows computers from attack. Here are some measures that will help minimize the threat.
Patch management for clients and servers
Keeping current with Windows Updates ensures that your clients and servers will be patched
1.The Checkpoints, we use Standard Checkpoints exclusively, for some other users the Production Checkpoint might be better.
2. Perfectly working Visual Studio integration for those coding Windows Universal or mobile apps. Installing Visual Studio after the Hyper-V is set up automatically creates the Windows Mobile virtual machines for debugging.
3. Automatic shutdown
Possibly the most unnerving and damaging event that can happen to an MSP is a server failure. If your server goes down, so does your business, until the issue is resolved, and downtime can cost you thousands. There are a variety of reasons your server may crash, including loss of power
Every company or organization who connects to the Internet should always have a dedicated firewall device or appliance. Data is too important to lose and too critical to be careless with it.
What is a network firewall?
The intention behind network firewalls is that they filter internet transmissions so that only traffic
Ransomware is malware that locks your computer and mobile devices or encrypts your electronic files. When this happens, you can’t get to the data unless you pay a ransom. However this is not guaranteed and you should never pay!
Bad News
Unfortunately, in many cases, once the ransomware has been released into