If you using Teams for PSTN Conferencing (Telephone Dial In), you have probably noticed that anyone that is not a member of your Office 365 tenant must be manually admitted from the Lobby by someone who is part of your company. Skype for Business meeting allow the meeting creator to turn this off for a […]
If you’ve been worried about the FaceTime bug/hack where someone can watch and listen to you without any approval from you, your in luck. Apple has released a patch for iOS 12.1.4 that fixes the problem. This document describes the security content of iOS 12.1.4.
iPhone WiFi Problem: If your having iPhone WiFi issues, it’s not a setting. Apple pushed out iOS 12.1.2 and it’s breaking WiFi. The most common issue is what this Pennsylvania poster encountered: “@AppleSupport iOS 12.1.2 update broke WiFi sign in on the iPhone SE. Getting a random PW is incorrect even when was signed on […]
by kurtsh New security baseline for our OSs was released: Microsoft is pleased to announce the final release of the security configuration baseline settings for Windows 10 October 2018 Update (a.k.a., version 1809, “Redstone 5” or “RS5”), and for Windows Server 2019. For now, download the content here: Windows-10-1809-Security-Baseline-FINAL. It will be posted to […]
Update to STAY SAFE FROM PHISHING. 5 Ways to Stay Safe June 2018 Volume 13 Issue 06 From the desk of Thomas F. Duffy, MS-ISAC Chair The Federal Trade Commission’s definition of phishing is “when a scammer uses fraudulent emails or texts, or copycat websites, to get you to share valuable personal information.”[1] When a […]
Phishing attacks are getting more sophisticated. Use this post to arm yourself with 5 tips to spot a fake email. Check the Sender Make sure the organization name in the “From” field matches the address between the brackets. Watch out for addresses that contain typos in the organization name (think amaz0n.com). Check the salutation If […]
Data science is a competitive weapon for organizations globally. Like other technologies and processes that can change the way businesses operate, there are a lot of contradictory information and myths around data science on social media, blogs, and case studies that causes considerable confusion. While most business leaders are aware of the fact that people […]
General Networks is proud to announce that we were recently named among the top 5 IT consulting companies in the Los Angeles metro area by Clutch, a technology research firm. It was an especially competitive category with over 100 companies being considered. The rankings were determined by analyzing our past work, market presence, and client […]
Information management delivered via the Cloud, or Software as a Service is a great opportunity for many businesses, regardless of size, industry or location. There are scores of cloud solutions for document management, which have matured a great deal over the past several years; however there are still varying opinions whether public, or even private […]
As we head into 2015, businesses must put an emphasis on IT security. 2014 was dubbed by many experts as the Year of Cyber Threats with notable attacks on Michaels, Home Depot and Target. In total, businesses across all industries reported 42.8 million detected attacks in 2014. This is up by almost a half from […]