This Halloween…Who’s Keeping An Eye On Your Computer Network?
  
It's a fact, many business owners and managers wait FAR too long to check and update their computer network’s health and security. Unless there is regular daily/weekly/monthly maintenance, a nasty virus, malicious hacker, unexpected software corruption, backup failure, hardware failure or dozens of other problems could catch you off guard and result in extensive downtime, data loss and expensive data recovery efforts. At some point, disaster strikes and they find themselves in a real mess, with a network down and employees sitting idle, waiting to get back to work.
By then the damage is done, and it can cost thousands of dollars to get the network back to normal, if that’s even possible. What saddens me even more is the fact that almost every one of these costly disasters can easily be prevented with regular checks on network security and health to remove these threats on a regular basis.
No More Excuses! Our Free Network Checkup Will “Exorcise” The Demons Hiding In Your Computer Network
From now until the end of November, we’re offering all clients and newsletter recipients a FREE Network Audit and Checkup ($1,500 value). You have no excuse for not making sure your computer network is safe and sound. Schedule your FREE Network Checkup to “see” if you are truly safe from spyware, viruses, hackers and other SPOOKY disasters. Register Online here, or call our office at 604-270-1730, or send an email with "Audit" in the subject line to audit@cascadiasystemsgroup.com.
If yer witchn' this Halloween, don't text and fly!
Halloween! We can't believe it’s the end of October already, but for us no worries as our granddaughters are in constant reminder mode.
Some believe Halloween originates from the Celtic pagan festival of Samhain (summers end) while the Gaels believed that it was a time when the walls between our world and the next became thin and porous, allowing spirits to pass through, to come back to life on the day and damage crops.
Today, modern consumerism with a heady mix of candy-binging culminates a month-long ritual of planning, shopping, and decorating with lots and lots of plastic.
The phrase trick-or-treat was first used in America in 1927, with the traditions brought over to America by immigrants. Guising gave way to threatening pranks in exchange for sweets.
Costumes became more adventurous - in Victorian ages, they were influenced by gothic themes in literature, and dressed as bats and ghosts or what seemed exotic, such as an Egyptian pharoah. Later, costumes became influenced by pop culture, and became more sexualised in the 1970s.
Tricken' and treatin' on Hallowween? If so have fun and if you are witchin', no textin' while flyin'.
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