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The nature of conducting business has changed and being out of the office cannot mean being out of touch. Hanson’s Hosted Exchange allows business customers to utilize IT tools for a busy staff to easily manage and share information - including email, contacts, calendars, and documents.  Businesses can capitalize on the latest email technology at a competitive price by utilizing Hanson’s hardware, infrastructure, and IT professionals.
 
Hosted Exchange is completely scalable, available to the largest firms, or even on a single user level. Additionally, Hanson’s Hosted Exchange provides users with a safe and secure method to transmit data through the email encryption function. This feature is especially valuable for financial institutions and healthcare providers
 
Are you ready to take your organization's electronic communication to the next level? Contact Hanson Information Systems today to speak with a systems administrator about how Hosted Exchange is the right solution for your business.

Features and benefits of Hosted Exchange accounts

 

Have you ever clicked on a website you visit fairly often, only to be delayed in accessing because of a warning about that website's security certificate? If your clients are like you, that may be causing them a bit of concern.

SSL Certificates are the internet's way of saying "Yes, you can click this website and do whatever you'd like - your information and privacy will be secure. Don't worry." However, a lot of websites don't currently have SSL certificates. While it may not seem like a big deal, Google is pushing an update in Chrome that will notify users every time they try to click a site without one.

Read more from Go Daddy. Interested in purchasing an SSL Certificate for your website? Call us today at (217) 7266-2400 to discuss the best options for you.

When you think hardware, the first thing that comes to mind may be a desktop computer. Or maybe you think of a printer or a server. Would you have thought of your company-issued mobile device if I didn't mention it in the title?

Mobile devices are every bit as vulnerable to cybersecurity threats, and yet, so often their security is seen as either an afterthought or not considered at all.

Thankfully, there are ways to keep your company-issued mobile devices secure. While nothing in IT security is 100% guaranteed, these eight rules for mobile cybersecurity will go a long way toward ensuring nearly total mobile cybersecurity.

Read more from Tech Republic.

In this issue, we are introducing a new article, the Information Security "Fast Five," where we share five developments in InfoSec or general technology. If you like the "Fast Five" and want more freshly curated articles, follow us on Facebook or Twitter!

1. Phishing Attack at Hospice Expose PHI, PII, via Digital Guardian.
2. Hackers Account for 90% of Login Attempts at Online Retailers, via Quartz.
3. Effective July 2018, Google’s Chrome browser will mark non-HTTPS sites as ‘not secure’, via SearchEngineLand.
4. Never clean a toilet again — SpinX robot does the dirty job, via Digital Trends.
5. GDPR exposes breach reporting flaws, via Computer Weekly.