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The Connections Safety Course Updated, Expanded, and Renamed
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Microsoft Office Courses Now Available in Spanish
Microsoft Office Courses Now Available in Spanish Hot off the press, new Spanish translations of Microsoft Word,
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Windows 11 is the best yet!
Windows 11 is the best yet! I wasn’t impressed at first. In fact, I may have said
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Windows 11 is here. Are you ready for the switch?
Windows 11 is here. Are you ready for the switch? Windows 11 has been released. What does
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Billions of usernames and passwords were leaked. Are yours among them?
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Still using Office 2010? It’s time to stop.
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Are the answers to those secret account recovery questions putting you at risk?
This Data Privacy Day ask yourself: Are the answers to those secret account recovery questions putting you at
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Adobe Flash Player is history. Here’s what it means to you and how to remove it.
Adobe Flash player is no longer supported by browsers and is no longer safe to use Flash Player was
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October is Cybersecurity month. Time for a security checkup and some freebies from Oasis Connections
It would be nice if Internet technology was simple, easy and safe, but it isn’t. However, as much work (and hassle) as it is keeping yourself safe, it beats being hacked and having your bank account drained in the middle of the night.