SkyViewTek Blog – Expert IT Support

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By Joao Pedro
February 13, 2026

Proactive Monitoring

Cyber threats don’t take breaks, and neither does our protection. SkyViewTek’s automated monitoring tools continuously check backups, updates, and security alerts, detecting and resolving many issues behind the scenes before users even notice a...

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By Joao Pedro
February 12, 2026

Behind the Screens of Proactive IT!

At SkyViewTek, proactive IT isn’t a buzzword. It’s how Bernie leads the team every day 💪 with 24/7 monitoring, regular maintenance, and a clear game plan to stop problems before they even happen 🕵️‍♂️....

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By Joao Pedro
February 11, 2026

Don’t Let Messy Cables Slow You Down

Organizing your cables is the first step in preventing downtime and confusion when something goes wrong 🔌. When your network rack is neat, labeled, and documented, it’s much easier to spot issues, swap equipment,...

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By Joao Pedro
February 5, 2026

Winter Power Outages: How to Protect Your Computer ❄️💻

Winter storms can knock out power without warning, but a few simple steps can protect your devices and your data. Use a good surge protector for your computer, monitor, and router to help absorb...

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By Joao Pedro
February 4, 2026

Snow Day & Inclement Weather Work-From-Home Network Readiness Checklist

Use this checklist before winter weather hits to keep your business running smoothly. ✅ Remote Access • Employees can access email, files, and business applications from home • Cloud file sharing (SharePoint, OneDrive, or...

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By Joao Pedro
February 2, 2026

Email Bombing Attacks: How Hackers Bury Your Security Alerts

Cybercriminals are finding new ways to hide important security emails like alerts warning that your account was accessed from another device. 📧⚠️ One growing tactic is called email bombing, where attackers sign your address...

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By Joao Pedro
January 29, 2026

Hidden Threats in Windows Shortcuts

Windows LNK shortcut files - the icons you click to open programs or folders - are being abused in phishing attacks. 🕵️‍♂️💻 Phishing emails arrive with ZIP attachments hiding fake shortcuts disguised as Word,...

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By Joao Pedro
January 28, 2026

Preventing Browser in the Browser Attacks

Hackers just found a way to show you a “perfect” Microsoft or Google login popup with the right logo and a convincing address bar, but the whole thing is fake. It is powered by...

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By Joao Pedro
January 22, 2026

Are AI Browsers Actually Safe?

Recently, several companies have launched browsers with AI built into a sidebar that can “do things for you” on whatever site you are visiting. Though impressive, researchers have shown AI browsers can be tricked...

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By Joao Pedro
January 21, 2026

Stop Using USB Drives

One “mystery USB” can take down a machine in seconds! The safest choice for most businesses today is simple: do not use USB drives at all. 💣 USB drives are perfect malware carriers USBs...