Windows 10 Update Printing and Start Button Issues

Windows 10 Update Printing and Start Button Issues Are you having issues with printing or clicking on your Windows Start Menu button?  It may be caused by the Windows 10 update that came out on October 3rd with security fixes.  We have been working with clients all week because when they went to print, the […]

5 Tips for a More Secure Office

  5 Tips for a More Secure Office Source:  Continuum 8/2/2019 When thinking about securing your business from cyber threats, the mind quickly turns to phishing, hacks and viruses, but there are many security threats in and around the office that can expose your business to a host of threats and cybersecurity issues. In conjunction […]

Avoid Online Bloodsuckers This Halloween

There are thousands of ghouls and goblins running amuck around the internet. They include actual people who “want to suck your blood”  a-hem…. “want to get your data.” How do you know if your computers and networks are secure from these online bloodsuckers? There are several aspects to security: virus detection, other malware detection, firewalls, secured […]

BYOD’s Blurred Lines

BYOD (Bring Your Own Device), a term coined in 2009 that became prevalent as an emerging trend in 2011, continues to be a hotly debated topic in the workplace for businesses, IT providers and employees alike. BYOD is about employees bringing their own devices into the workplace and using those devices to access privileged company […]

Data Breach!

Data breach. If you click on the term data breach hyperlink will take you to have music to the company the term data breach because the consequences can truly be quite serious and destructive. Did you know that in the first four months of 2014 there were more than 300 publicly disclosed data breaches in […]

VDI – Virtual Desktop Infrastructure

My wife informed me that my original title for this post “VDI and other productivity enhancing TLAs” was confusing, she also told in my hair looked ridiculous…She was right about the hair so I quick changed the title to the current iteration. Virtual Desktop Infrastructure or VDI, is not new to the IT computing world. […]

Open Mesh – Cloud Based Mangement Wireless Networks

We want to take a little time to tell you about an amazing modular wireless network system called Open Mesh. It doesn’t replace your router, it will expand your Wi-Fi network’s range, speed, and overall efficiency. And it is one of the most cost efficient IT solutions we have ever come across. Open Mesh is […]

The Mighty, Mini Raspberry Pi -Part Two

If you consider yourself a techno-stein, hacker, or a dedicated IT enthusiast, and you’ve never heard about the Raspberry Pi, you’re in for a treat. In our last blog simply titled Raspberry Pi we briefly explored the credit card sized computer called Raspberry Pi and the organization (Raspberry Pi Foundation) responsible for creating and marketing […]

Blogess Interuptess…It’s All Mine Moneypenny Redux.

As the Cloud Wars continue we at CSI Onsite want to keep you informed on what we have found to be useful to our customers and in our own personal/business experience. Don’t know what the Cloud Wars are?  Not to worry, the concept is very simple to comprehend. The difficulty comes in wading through the […]