REvil Security News So, what is REvil? REvil is a Russia-based Ransomeware-as-a-service (RaaS) aka (Evil-as-a-service) operation. REvil's tools are attacking companies compromising their data, encrypting that data, and taking down all computers in a company it can....
Security issues are an ever-present subject in the news. How do you know if you’re secure? Below is a checklist to see if you are meeting the minimum-security requirements. If you have any questions, please reach out! Are you using multi-factor authentication (MFA) on...
Microsoft Outlook Outage On May 11th, some of you experienced Outlook not showing all your text and/or pictures in emails. Microsoft confirmed they experienced an outage with desktop installations of Outlook. The issue should be fully resolved now. This appeared to be...
Our Knowledge Is Growing! Employee Calvin Thain gained the Microsoft Azure Security Engineer Associate Certification! As more and more technology moves to the cloud, we are preparing for it. Congratulations to Calvin for improving his cloud knowledge! Moving This...
Our Microsoft Azure Knowledge is Growing! Last month employee John Lyon gained the Microsoft Azure Fundamentals Certification. Congratulations to John for improving his knowledge and skills for our clients! Your Feedback Is Important To Us We are rolling out a new...
The SolarWinds Security Breach SolarWinds was the victim of a cyberattack to their systems that inserted a vulnerability (SUNBURST) within the Orion® Platform. IntegriCom has never used or worked with “SolarWinds Orion” but we do use other “SolarWinds MSP” products....
Check Point VPN Software Updates f you use the Check Point VPN client in your environment, a new version has been released that improves the stability and quality of the VPN. If you are experiencing any issues with your VPN, an update is recommended. This new update...
What Are The Little IT Elves Doing 'Behind the Scenes'? Most of our clients have their computers on our full NetWatch360 program. Many have asked "What does all that include?" or "What happens in the background?" With a few requested exceptions, this is the standard...