by devTeam Ironistic | Nov 30, 2016 | Blog, Customer Spotlight
Martelle Daniels graduated from the University of Denver, College of Law in 1983, thus beginning her career in the field of law. Growing up, she was always interested in politics and government. In 1987, she was appointed as Magistrate for the 21st Judicial District....
by devTeam Ironistic | Nov 29, 2016 | Blog, Business IT, Computer Repair, Computer Security, IT, Managed Services, Tech
IF YOU RECEIVE AN IMAGE FILE SENT BY SOMEONE, EVEN YOUR FRIEND, ON YOUR FACEBOOK MESSENGER, LINKEDIN OR ANY OTHER SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORM, DO NOT CLICK ON IT. According to thehackernews.com, a new campaign attack has begun. This one is targeting all sorts of social...
by devTeam Ironistic | Nov 22, 2016 | Blog, Business IT, Networks Unlimited Updates
Networks Unlimited was named one of the Top 250 Private Companies in Colorado 2016 by ColoradoBiz Magazine. Networks Unlimited is only one of 6 companies to earn this honor in Grand Junction. The magazine annually ranks and recognizes the largest private businesses...
by devTeam Ironistic | Nov 9, 2016 | Blog, Business IT, Communications, Computer Security, Data Backup, IT, Tech, Virus Protection and Security
In this day in age, where we all hear about is malware, ransomware, and other virus attacks businesses and individual’s get nailed with on a daily basis, human error is still the number one way hackers get into your systems. That isn’t to say that anti-virus programs...
by devTeam Ironistic | Nov 2, 2016 | Blog, Communications, IT, Tech
Social cues are verbal or non-verbal hints, either positive or negative, that guide social interactions or conversations. These signals can include facial expression, body language, gesture or proximity. These cues are what we use to determine what people feel as...
by devTeam Ironistic | Oct 25, 2016 | Blog, Business IT, Computer Security, Data Backup, Managed Services, Virus Protection and Security
Big company or small business, your data is valuable to not only you but hackers too. Don’t ever think that your firm is “too small” to be the victim of an attack. According to a recent NY times article, sixty percent of all online attacks in 2014 targeted small and...
