In case you did not know, there was a computer shortage in 2020 due to the Covid -19 pandemic. Health officials nationwide alerted employers that employees should work remotely unless it was necessary to be onsite. At the same time, many schools across the country closed. Students K-12 had to start “remote learning” sessions and countless universities replaced in-person classes with onlin…
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Working Remotely has made Cyberspace look like Candyland to the Bad Actors
Unsecured Wi-Fi, Personal Laptops Spell Disaster for All Businesses
One magazine author recently wrote, “We aren’t working from home. We are staying at home amidst a crisis, trying to get some work done.” Big difference.
In certain parts of the country during the pandemic, 75% of the workforce was mandated to work from home. That’s a lot of people forced to transition to using…
Are you losing employees during this pandemic?
Read these tips to keep your intellectual property safe.
The first half of any year sees a lot of movement in the workforce, but with the advent of this pandemic and the struggle to keep employees engaged and paid, it has increased the rate of turnover.
Frequently, departing employees – even executives — will take the company’s intellectual property (IP) because they think it is…
Revised hours for Cantrell’s Computer Sales & Service
We are open for business albeit with a reduced staff and reduced face-to-face services. Specifically, we are servicing customers by appointment only, primarily through our remote technologies services. Our revised hours until further notice are:
Monday thru Friday 9am – 5pm
We will continue to support our customers to the best of our ability and provide the essential services as…
It’s HACK-oween: Five Steps to Updating Your Computer Software – What Have You Done So Far?
The first line of defense against cybercrime is straightforward: update your operating system and other high-priority software applications.
It may be Halloween for some but for all the cyber-goblins it is always HACK-oween. These sinister acts are common, and even scarier – no one is immune. And remember: In cyberspace no one can hear you scream.
Our recent newsletter discussed how to…
Six questions to ask once you’ve been informed of a data breach
FBI reports that cybercrime is rapidly increasing
As your technology professional, I stay current on cybersecurity threats and trends and want to keep you informed. Please be aware the business of cybercrime has escalated rapidly over the past few years as can be seen in this FBI report released in 2019.
Most alarming is that the reported financial losses to the FBI doubled from 2017 to…
Easy Access to Our New Location, Quick Drop off, Computer Repairs
The Veranda Shopping Center is just a block south of Cantrell’s Computer Sales & Service. With all the shopping potential there, we know you’ll be able to find your way to our shop as well.
Computer repairs, computer network issues, new and refurbished computers of all makes are available at our shop. Our skilled technical consultants are available by phone or in our shop from 9 am…
$50 Off Coupon – Thank you Community Focus and All our Loyal Customers for Voting us Your LOCAL FAVORITE
Thank you to our loyal customers and Community Focus Readers for voting us your ‘Local Favorite’ in Computer Services for the 5th consecutive year. We are honored and privileged to serve this wonderful community!
As a Thank You , we are offering $50 off of any computer service through October 31, 2017.
Click HERE to fill out the form and we will send you your coupon
Again,…
Community Focus Readers’ Local Favorites
VOTE FOR CANTRELL’S COMPUTER SALES & SERVICE
Voting for the 4th annual Community Focus Readers’ Local Favorites has begun. Vote for your favorites in dining, shopping, professional services, and more. Voting takes place online HERE and ends May 19, 2017.
We need our customers’ votes to be named the best in the community, please click HERE and VOTE for Cantrell’s Computer Sales…
Computer Repaired in Concord with Remote Diagnosis
Tami lives in Concord.
Tami was having issues with her desktop computer, it was running very slow.
The problem that Tami is having is actually quite common, and there are several things that could be causing this to happen. So what should Tami do?
We all remember the first day we set up our brand shiny new computer, and most of us fondly recollect how fast it once was. We look…
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