Infinity Inc. Savannah

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Did you ever wonder how web domains (like .com, .edu, and our own .us) were named in the first place? No? Well, this is awkward. ... But we're going to tell you anyway, and you can thank a woman named Jake. Read this quick article to learn about Elizabeth Feinler and add to your trivia repertoire. #WomanCrushWednesday #WCW #technology

Today is the first ever Identity Management Day. For 5 reasons why it is important, click to view this infographic. And note #5 in particular. That amount of money should get all of our attention. Then visit our blog for a variety of tips on better protecting your personal information and your business.... #IDMgmtDay #BeIdentitySmart #wemakeITclick

Are you a browsing tab-oholic? (Absolutely guilty here ) Google Chrome knows that many of us are, and they've rolled out new ways to group and organize our Internet tabs. ... Read this article to learn how to manage your tabs more effectively. #TechTipTuesday #wemakeITclick

Thank you for such a great review, Paula! We love our 'top of the line' people like Aric, too. And in this day and age, you should absolutely be working just as easily and comfortably from home or on the road as in the office. Thank you for your continued trust in us.... YOU are our #MondayMotivation.

Happy Halloween!

Protect your data and your hard-earned money. Read about these common social media scams and how to keep yourself safe. #BeCyberSmart

National CyberSecurity Awareness Month isn't over yet! Watch this 90-second video (complete with awesome techno music ) for an overview of the Internet of Things and why cyber hygiene now is so important to our collective future. #BeCyberSmart

It's #TechTipTuesday, and we've got a quick tip to help you save a LOT of time (over time). It's small and simple, but if you repeat this action as many times as we do, this tip could really up your efficiency. If you have a mouse with a scroll button--what you usually use to scroll up and down pages--you can try this.... When you have a link you want to visit, if you click it normally (using the left button), you'll change the webpage you are currently looking at/working on. Many times we don't want to do that, so we'd rather open links in new tabs. Usually, you accomplish this by right-clicking on the link, and selecting 'Open link in new tab' from the dropdown menu. But if your mouse has a scroll button, you can simply click the link by pressing that scroll button. The link will automatically open in a new tab. You can keep reading or working on the original page and visit the new link in the new tab whenever you're ready. Feel free to pass this on to others if you find it helpful, and let us know if you want more. #WeMakeITclick

Thank you for this feedback, Kim! And who says you should have known the answer? We all have moments when we forget things or forget how to do something. And we all deserve to be treated with patience. Thank you for putting your trust in us. ... YOU are our #MondayMotivation.

Happy Friday! Have a laugh as you watch this comedy routine, but please note there is some inappropriate language.

This #ThrowbackThursday we have a vintage ad with some truly great copy. Ignoring the visual stereotypes from this 1980 masterpiece, you can... "use the TI-99/4... Home Computer the first time you try." (Um, I should hope so.) "...load a program with a flick of your wrist..." (How, exactly?) "You won’t damage a program or your ego." (favorite line. But wait, there's more...) "THE HOME COMPUTER THAT TALKS It even talks. That’s right, it talks." (But can it talk? ) All this can be yours for "around a thousand dollars." What do you think? Would you buy it? Source: http://blog.modernmechanix.com/the-texas-instruments-home-/

How many passwords do you have? Nordpass reports the average person has 70-80. So how on earth are you supposed to keep them all unique and tough to crack? Alex has the answer.

From politics to pets, we can often share a LOT of information about ourselves to an entire Internet of strangers, some who don't have our best interests at hea...rt. That information can then be used to trick us into thinking the stranger knows us, and then giving that stranger even more information. For more on social engineering, click here: https://www.infinityinc.us/5-most-common-social-engineerin/. #BeCyberSmart

Please help us wish a very happy 4th anniversary to John today! As a Systems Engineer, John handles more complicated issues, and clients repeatedly call him "quick," "helpful," "determined," and even "awesome." (We think so too, of course.) He has a client rating of 9.91 out of 10, and he's a wonderful, important part of our team.... Thank you for all you do for our clients and for us, John! We hope to celebrate many more years together ahead.