The Heartbleed Hit List: The Passwords You Need to Change Right Now – Reposted from Mashable.com

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There is a lot of information out about the Heartbleed bug in the news – what sites have been compromised, how to protect yourself, and if you should change your passwords or wait until you are notified by vendors that the bug has been patched before you make the update. Mashable.com posted an informative article
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Reward Your Team & Increase Productivity by Giving Them Some Fancy Hands

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As our economy continues to show signs of improvement, many small businesses are looking for creative ways to grow their business and bring on new staff. Likely most SMBs will look to fill key positions while holding off on hiring less critical staff such as administrative assistants.  While this may make sense for the bottom
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TechRec: Record & Screencast From Your PC in a Snap with Screencastify

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There are a number of Google Chrome applications available for recording of screencasts but many are fairly early in their Beta development and have some limitations.  SnagIt, the popular screen capture app now offers the ability to record screencasts and videos but it only records the entire screen and not a tab or custom area
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Tech Rec: Take the Next Step in Managing Financial Documents in the Cloud with FileThis

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In an effort to go paperless, most of us have online access to documents that we once would have saved in our filing cabinets. While we no longer have stacks of bank and credit card statements, bills and tax forms jamming our files, we still have to spend time downloading these documents and filing them
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Happy National Change Your Password Day! How Did You Celebrate?

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February 1st was National Change Your Password day. Did you mark the day by evaluating and updating your insecure passwords?  According to a recent study, after all of the media coverage of recent massive data breaches, the most common computer password for 2013 was still our old friend “123456” with close runners up of “letmein”,
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