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Ransomware Attack Hits Universal Health Services
Computer systems at Universal Health Services Inc., one of the nation’s largest hospital chains, were taken offline after a malicious software attack crippled the company’s computers and led it to cancel some surgeries and divert some ambulances. The company took down...
Important Changes in Atlassian Server Licenses
We want to let all of our customers know of an important licensing change for the Atlassian suite. Atlassian licensing is confusing to begin with so we thought we would highlight the key pieces of information you need to know. As of February 2, 2021 PT, Atlassian will...
Office 365 Government
In response to the unique and evolving requirements of the United States public sector, Microsoft has created Office 365 Government plans (or Office 365 Government). This service description provides an overview of features that are specific to Office 365 Government...
Google rolls out Call Screen to seven more countries — but there’s a catch
Google has finally begun rolling out its anti-spam call feature to countries other than the United States, Canada, and Japan. Call Screen is now available to Pixel owners in seven additional countries. The announcement came shortly after the Google Pixel 6 series was...
Cloud management is increasingly critical for IT teams
According to a recent survey from technology intelligence platform Snow Software, 68% of IT leaders have a hybrid cloud strategy, implying that it comprises public and private clouds. Yet the management of cloud and infrastructure are not devoid of bottlenecks. The...
AT&T Promises Its 5G Network Is About to Get Better
Every carrier is out to prove they have the best 5G network around, but how that’s played out it is, well, confusing—to say the least. AT&T says it’s “aggressively testing” and preparing for its next 5G expansion, according to a company blog post...