CMIT Solutions is the small business IT support and IT services company for Boston, Cambridge, Somerville, and East Somerville.
Information is one of your biggest business assets. You need an information technology partner who understands that.
You need someone who believes information technology systems are more than just a bundle of wires and blinking lights: they're the heart and soul of your business.
That doesn't mean they can't be a hassle, though. It can be daunting and frustrating to worry about whether your systems are secure, efficient, and effective when you're busy attending to all the other needs of your small or mid-sized organization.
That's where we come in. While you're busy running your business, we take care of tech support and so much more -- offering strategic advice, technological expertise, and the kind of insight and partnership you can only get from a trusted advisor.
Whatever your business, we help you achieve your business goals by making technology work for you. We provide IT consulting and computer support services so you no longer have to worry about IT headaches.
In past QuickTips, we’ve discussed how the human element is one of the weakest links in IT security. That’s why social engineering is such a well-used tool for hackers. Training and diligence are important safeguards against such external threats, but what about security holes...
Phishing attacks aren’t just limited to fraudulent emails. We’ve recently heard reports of scammers calling people on the phone, claiming to be from Microsoft (or some other well-known company), and telling potential victims that their computer contains a virus.
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As one of the most ubiquitous platforms on the web, Java is of great interest to hackers due to its large user base (it runs on an estimated 850 million computers and mobile devices). Exploits seem to crop up at least every few months and, last week, the latest Java vulnerability came to light. This...
Google has announced changes to the suite of web apps the company offers to businesses. Until recently, companies with fewer than 10 employees could use applications like Google Docs and Spreadsheet free of charge just by creating a Google account.
However, it’s not all bad news. Individual users and companies with fewer than 10 employees can continue to use Google Apps for free (...
USAToday.com recently posted an item concerning a malicious mobile app that has been infecting Android-based mobile phones. Potential victims receive an offer to download free versions of popular games like Grand Theft Auto and Angry Birds Star Wars. If an unsuspecting user installs the software, the mobile phone then sends spam to people in that user’s contact list....
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