The corporate sector is increasingly using Internet-based technologies, and cybercriminals have found ways to take advantage of corporate America’s adoption of social media and internet technologies. Using social networks and search engines, attackers are stealing intellectual corporate property which is more valuable than day-to-day financial and customer data by performing astutely crafted social engineering attacks….

Microsoft Online Services has brought to the market the Microsoft Business Productivity Online Standard Suite. This Suite is a set of messaging and collaboration solutions hosted by Microsoft and consists of Exchange Online, SharePoint Online, Office Live Meeting and Office Communications Online. These online services are designed to give your business streamlined communication with high availability, comprehensive security and…

According to Canadian mobile experts, Canadian mobile phone users are increasingly using the various functions their mobile devices have to offer. Many are now adopting web browsing, social networking, online shopping and mapping services to find small businesses. Canadians seem to be embracing these features as the mobile phone market matures and more players start…

Nearly 40 percent of global SMBs will pay for one or more cloud computing services within the next three years, a Microsoft (NSDQ:MSFT) survey revealed in late March.  This global average is far behind pcit’s customer base where 100% of our customer’s use cloud services. According to Microsoft’s SMB Cloud Adoption Study 2011, which polled…

The Question – ‘What Is Your Biggest IT Challenge?’ was recently asked to over 180 Canadian organizations.  The results, just released by the IT Business.ca  website, revealed some striking information.  Almost 1/3 of Canadian Small to Medium Enterprises experience a major challenge in just finding technology solutions that make sense for their organization.  Another 18%…