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    Client Site Engineer

    Being an outsourced tech company doesn’t mean we are far removed from our clients. Our Client Site Engineers (CSEs) can be found working on client issues right in the client’s office any day of the week. Some of our clients want a CSE in their office and at their disposal weekly or bi-weekly, others just…

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    Service Desk Engineer

    GadellNet’s first line of defense is our Service Desk Engineers. When a client calls in, emails, or starts a chat about a technical issue, it’s our Service Desk Engineers who are there to work through the issue. No two days look exactly the same for a Service Desk Engineer at GadellNet. Our Engineers are able…

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    Advantages of Business Intelligence for a CFO

    The days of graphs and PowerPoint presentations are long gone for CFOs. You no longer need to create reports that take hours of analysis and explaining for your stakeholders to understand. Although spreadsheets and financial reports have been the backbone of your profession for many years, it’s time to move on. Capturing financial data monthly,…

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    Three Benefits of Unified IT

    An IT strategy can get pretty comprehensive. In today’s complicated IT environments, that means, it can also get messy if you begin pulling in from too many places. What started out as a well-intentioned means to create efficiency can quickly turn into an unmanageable monster with different licenses, customer service numbers, portals, logins, platforms, and…

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    Threats Posed by Ex-Employees

    No company has 100% employee retention rate. Some may get close, but in today’s business landscape, employees come and go regularly. It’s become part of the natural cycle for companies and people’s careers. Parting doesn’t mean you’re on bad terms with this person, of course. People part ways for many reasons, but even if you…

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    Mobile Device Management and BYOD

    Mobile Device Management software allows organizations to control and secure access of personal smartphones and tablets on a company’s network. What’s that mean – not just anyone can access your organization’s data on any device. Setting up a BYOD policy to work in conjunction with Mobile Device Management is the best way to ensure your…

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    Chrome To Mark All HTTP Sites As “Not Secure”

    Starting in July, news broke that Google has announced that Chrome will mark all HTTP sites as “not secure” Version 68 will notify users in the address bar. All HTTPS sites, which are encrypted, are currently marked with a green lock icon and “secure” sign. The main reason behind this change is to help users…

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    Edtech Security Lunch & Learn 2018

    This past January, GadellNet was pleased to host a number of technology, operations, and academic leaders from schools that we know and work with for a round-table discussion about security principles that are of the most importance to schools.   Given the increasing rate of school-focused cyberattacks, schools must take steps to … Educate their…

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    Addressing school cybersecurity concerns

    Student data is increasingly valuable to criminals, some of whom have recently extorted thousands of dollars in ransom from US schools unwilling to see student and parent data released. Over the next couple weeks, I’ll be outlining six artifacts I hope to see in place for our schools, and their alignment to indicators of the Trusted Learning…