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The recent WannaCry ransomware virus outbreak has a lot of people wondering how to keep themselves safe from hackers. There will be the usual folks who say you should stay away from Windows machines because they are the only ones with vulnerabilities. Or that it's all the NSA's fault ...How do I Protect from Ransomware
Ransome Ware We are seeing an increase in the number of incidents where: · You receive an email asking you to click on a link or open attachment. NEVER DO THIS UNLESS YOU ARE ABSOLUTELY SURE WHO THE SENDER IS AND YOU ARE EXPECTING THE EMAIL. · The message ...Solutions Specialist 1 (Microsoft Admin Level II)
Solutions Specialist 1 (Microsoft Admin Level II) Position Details: SureTech is a leading Cloud IT Department and HelpDesk solution serving hundreds of small to medium-sized businesses nationwide. We seek a saavy and adventurous technician with excellent customer service skills to join our team. Role Objective: Support the Solutions Operation team ...Project Manager
Project Manager Role Objective: Document business and technology processes and mitigating technology risks through extraordinary communication skills and process driven critical thinking. Identify, communicate, and manage project activity risks and opportunities in order to maximize return on resource utilization. Skills: Deliverables: Task-driven with great schedule management skills Increase efficiency ...Sales Administrator
Sales Administrator Position Details: SureTech is a leading Cloud IT Department and HelpDesk solution serving hundreds of small to medium-sized businesses nationwide. We seek one extraordinary Sales Administrator to join our Business Analysis team. Position offers opportunity to work with a variety of businesses through the sales, on boarding and ...Senior Developer
SureTech.com is a growing IT start-up serving small to medium-sized businesses nationwide. We are looking for an experienced Senior Developer. Your duties would include: Position Requirements: 5+ Year's experience in PHP. Experience with at least one of .Net, Perl, Java, C/C++, VB Ability to think on their own. Ability ...Social Media and Project Manager Position Available
SureTech.com is a rapidly growing IT company serving small to medium-sized businesses nationwide. We are looking for a Social Media Maven (SMM) to be responsible for spreading the SureTech.com customer experience accross the interwebs wherever our services may be valued. This includes working on content within SureTech.com ...Dispatch Manager
Dispatch Manager Role Objective: To be the first contact presenting, promoting and delivering the SureTech service promise to all SureTech customers. To internalize and build on the SureTech mission and Brand Experience by maximizing customer satisfaction with the delivery of SureTech services. Skills: Deliverables: Highly developed empathy and emotional intelligence ...Recent Posts (more...)
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I'm a big fan of Windows System Restore and today reminded me of just how great a feature it is. Hats off to the folks who thought it up and implemented it.
I was installing a new VPN client on my main machine and, foolishly I will add, had two different VPN clients (one using IPSec and one using SSL) connected already. When I installed the new VPN client, about halfway through the install both of my current connections were severed and my machine went into an automatic shutdown. No problem I thought, I'll either uninstall and reinstall the VPN or just continue the VPN install and I'll be fine. Well, this install leaves something around to let it know an install was in process. Perhaps I could have figured out what that was and cleared it, but I figured it was a safer bet just to restore the system to the point before the install. Sure enough, there was the restore point waiting for me. I restored back to that point in time and re-ran the install (not connected through the VPN this time!) and everything worked out nicely.