Good password hygiene is one of the easiest ways for businesses and consumers to protect their accounts from the millions of attacks threatening personal data every day. Unfortunately, many people continue to use and reuse the same simple, easily-guessable passwords that have plagued accounts practically since the inception of digital login credentials.

Forrester Research recently reported that popular websites are ignoring ‘Do Not Track’ (DNT) settings.
https://gizmodo.com/do-not-track-the-privacy-tool-used-by-millions-of-peop-1828868324

With DNT settings, you can request  ‘Do Not Track’. However, there is no enforcement. DNT settings do not protect from advertisers (and others) seeing which websites you visit.

Here is what you can do, to protect your privacy when searching the internet

Almost every day, clients call us for help with Sage 100.

• Software questions, simple and complex
• Business operations and workflow
• New opportunities for automation and productivity

Our consultants are happy to help.

That noted, we dedicate this issue of our Sage 100 newsletter to self-help resources available, when needed. 

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The February issue of our QuickBooks newsletter describes how to use the mobile app to make photos of your receipts, categorize them and synch to your QuickBooks online.

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Our QuickBooks newsletter for December 2018 provides step-by-step instructions on how to create estimates in QuickBooks desktop.

This includes setup, customizing the Estimate form, and creating multiple templates for different categories of estimates.

To read this issue of our QuickBooks newsletter, click here.

Our Sage 100 Year End Newsletter includes articles on

• What's New in Sage 100 (Version 2018.5)
• Year End Tips and Resources
• Creating an Archive/Backup Company
• Module/Closing Order
• Affordable Care Act (ACA) Reporting and Processing
• Sage 100 Supported Versions (and Version Retirement)
• And More

To read our Sage 100 year end newsletter, click here

Security breaches at major companies including Equifax continue to accelerate. With each breach comes a black market of login credentials and other personal information available for sale on the 'Dark Web'. From many companies, this includes company login ID's and passwords.

Is YOUR information for sale?

WPA3 is the newest standard for Wi-Fi security. It will replace the14-year-old WPA2 standard--- adopted three years before the first smartphone! 

WPA2 simply has not kept up with our always connected, always on world.

BENEFITS OF WPA3