The Future of Web
A look at how mobile users are changing the way we use the Internet, and what we expect from it. These expectations have parallels for all industries.
These Days, It’s Automatic
WordPress is the single largest website platform out there. It’s also the single largest target for website hackers. The good news is that the WordPress community is taking this threat seriously. Now it’s time for website owners to do the same.
Botnets – Why You Should Know (and Fear) Them
Botnets. We’ve all been affected by them. These days, they’re as certain as death and taxes. Unlike taxes and death however, most botnets are avoidable. Here’s a primer and some helpful information about how to steer clear of them.
Very first iPhone unveiled 10 years ago today
The first iPhone wasn’t ‘smart’, but it’s undeniable that this was a breakthrough moment that not only shaped Apple as a company, but the world and the way we connect with others and information.
The Greatest Gift of All: Email Advice
John Janisse December 13, 2016
Be more vigilent with your email. Viruses and malware come to your inbox in cleaver and seemingly legitimate ways. They take advantage of likely scenarios and it’s too easy to let your guard down and click on that link or open that attachment.
Did I ever tell you that I ‘love’ Jeremy?
Chris Grabiec November 8, 2016
Jeremy heads up our IT services. In his role, he manages everything that has to do with servers (internal and external).
October 21st Internet Denial of Service Attack
Chris Grabiec November 7, 2016
The internet was attacked by cyber criminals (terrorists) ON October 21st this year. The incident took offline some of the most popular sites on the web, including Netflix, Twitter, Spotify, Reddit, CNN, PayPal, Pinterest and Fox News – as well as newspapers including the Guardian, the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal. This outage lasted several hours.
Remembering the Future
Chris Grabiec November 3, 2016
We get so busy in our respective worlds that having special days like “remembrance day” or “thanksgiving” or “Labour Day” are very important ways of giving us perspective.
Keeping your Network (and business) secure
Chris Grabiec October 31, 2016
When Dunham started working with the Internet in 1994, who would have thought that the issues of security would ever be so complex. Today we are concerned about the security of each and everyone of our clients – for good reason.
Our New Shoes
So much of what is innovative is not in the design. It’s in the code and in the security. Much of it needs to be deployed on immense sites with a huge amount of traffic. However, there are many features that will benefit small to medium business and we are very happy to discuss these with you.