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Are you experiencing delayed access to files on your NAS? Windows update may be the issue. You can roll back the update yourself or give us a call to help.

The two-step verification process is a good example of zero-trust architecture. Zero-trust architecture is a security framework that operates on the principle of "never trust, always verify." It assumes that both internal and external networks are untrusted, and it requires continuous authentication and authorization for all users, devices, and applications, regardless of their location or network. Give us a call to help secure your network today.

Microsoft released a Windows Update that hides the body of your email content within Microsoft Outlook. So far I have only seen it in Office 2019 installations, but could be in other versions as well. It started in New Zealand this morning and is spreading. This is the latest info from Reddit:

Any known Outlook 365 issues this afternoon? Suddenly (myself included) we have users email that is missing all or part of the body of the email in Outlook 365. However on phones, tablets,...

There has been increased email phishing attempts by criminals posing as Alaska banks & credit unions, Fed Ex & UPS, Amazon, etc. Verify (with the organization that supposedly sent you the email) before clicking on any link within the email. You can also hover your cursor over the link and check the domain name to make sure it's from the expected sender. Did they include a phone number? You don't have to call it - just Google it to find out if it belongs to the company you expected or not.

GCI is experiencing a new issue with their modems - but it is only on some. An update was pushed out across their network which updated their modems automatically. However; some of the units did not update properly and the only fix GCI has at this point is to replace the modem. If you are a small business having issues accessing the Internet and are a GCI customer, they will be able to come out and replace the unit for you. If you are a home user, you will more than likely end up having to bring the unit in for replacement. Make sure to contact GCI tech support at (800) 800-4800 first.