Best Practices for Cash Register and PoS Security Security policies should be implemented for all aspects of a network from top to bottom. Here you will find the best network security practices for cash registers and POS systems. While not all the policies listed below may be necessary, it is recommended that you properly understand… read more →

Best Network Security Practices for Merchant Processing Protecting and securing consumer data should be an imperative policy. Securing consumer data can increase consumer shopping confidence and add value to your business reputation. Here are some guidelines for safeguarding merchant terminals from internet hackers. While not all the policies listed below may be necessary, it is… read more →

Many businesses outside of the US are looking to expand their markets and offer their products to US consumers.  This is especially true if these businesses are primarily selling their products through an ecommerce platform. There are a few challenges involved in bridging that gap to online US sales. Most of US consumers are weary… read more →

When deciding whether to choose hosting on-site versus using a colocation facility, there are several factors to consider. Some of these factors include: Bandwidth Power Redundancy Security Scalability BANDWIDTH Capacity – when dealing with bandwidth, you need to consider the capacity that will be available to you. Colocations are typically located near a major hub… read more →

Many times, a business that has decided to colocate is not exactly sure how many rack spaces, or cabinets, they will require. Colocation “cabinets” are available in “U” sizes and are sold in increments that range from 1U up to multiple full racks / cabinets (42U ea.). Although it might seem obvious at first there… read more →

Net Neutrality and What This Means to You The internet was originally organized to be open, this meant that all “lawful” content, devices and applications could be used and shared freely. This principle was also intended to prevent unreasonable discrimination in the handling of internet traffic. The ultimate goal of the open internet, also known… read more →

Residential Internet Service Providers (ISP) compared to business Internet Service Provider connections. Here are some apparent differences: Residential products: 1. Provision dynamic IP addresses (not static) ◾A dynamic IP means that the IP address will change without warning. Therefore you cannot efficiently and reliably use business features like monitoring, added security (VPN, Tunnels), RDP and… read more →

How Customer Reviews Affect Your Organic Rankings As a business, you want your online presence to stand out among the competition. One of the best ways to do so is by encouraging your audience to complete customer reviews online. As seen in Moz’s breakdown of local search ranking factors, there are a variety of things… read more →

1. First, open your favorite internet browser for this write up I will be using Fire Fox 2. Navigate to this page, https://globalit.com/web-mail and enter the e-mail address provided to you by the Global IT support team 3. Now you will see a page with a log in box like the one bellow You will… read more →

1.    Open Internet Explorer, IE is required to be used for the IP KVM software. 2.    Enter the IP KVM URL provided to you by the Global IT support team. 3.    Click on “Continue to this website …” Twice 4.    Click on “Continue” on “Security Warning” pop-up window 5.    Check box next to “I accept… read more →