What is a "Cazbah"? We get asked all the time, “Where did you guys come up with the name Cazbah?” It certainly wasn’t something that we just stumbled upon. We put quite a bit of research and thought into our brand, which is what good branding requires. First, we...
As we head into four more weeks of the COVID-19 crisis, businesses everywhere, but especially small businesses, are feeling the pressure. Across the country and the world, small businesses are facing hard decisions when it comes to lay-offs, paying the bills, reduced...
Recent net neutrality updates have been made in this long, seemingly unending battle of internet freedoms that you, as a small business professional, need to be keeping track of. Whatever the final outcome of this debate, the change in net neutrality rules is creeping toward our doorsteps.
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) of 2018 represents the next in subject privacy rights and company accountability for the EU. In the wake of previous data breaches, regulations designed with subject privacy in mind provide a greatly desired sense of comfort to those negatively affected previously.
It’s no secret that digital technology is dominant in our lives. We’re always checking emails, posting to social media, watching movies, or doing research and all the while, we’re increasing our blue light exposure. We need to learn how to live healthily, as much as possible, with harmful blue light exposure.
“All data is created equal” has been the rallying cry around the net neutrality debate since talk of it’s repeal surfaced with the appointment of FCC Chairman Ajit Pai in April 2017. This infographic gives you all the info on the current net neutrality debate to keep you informed of what’s going on in Washington.
Data privacy is one of the hottest topics of the moment. With cyber attacks happening on a daily, weekly, and monthly basis, it’s more important now than ever to protect your company’s info. Read on to discover how to prepare for a cyber attack and how to recover from one as well.
One ongoing benefit of using Google Search Console is notification of new information from Google. Google recently sent out messages to owners of sites which will be impacted by their latest planned change: adding a “not secure” warning to sites not fully converted to HTTPS (vs. HTTP).
If you have watched the news at all recently, you’ll have noticed the increasing frequency in which instances of major hacking has been reported. Higher profile cases involving big businesses and some instances of government systems being hacked have brought this tech...