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May 2024 Update: Pen Testing & Hardening

by @itguysteam | May 1, 2024 | Blog, Projects

Behind the Scenes, Ahead of the Threats Most of what we do at ITGuys happens quietly in the background. You don’t see it, you don’t feel it, but you’d sure notice if we didn’t do it. This May, we ran our biannual penetration testing and hardening project. In plain English: we let a trusted 3rd party try to break into the systems we manage, then we went in and made them...

How To Design in Google’s New Sites

by @itguysteam | Jul 15, 2021 | ITGuys

Author's Note: As of September 1st, 2021 all websites designed using Google's Classic Sites will need to be converted to Google's New Sites in order to remain visible to audiences. Websites that have not been converted by September 1st will be archived to the corresponding website administrator's Google Drive. This article picks up after the point of conversion to New...

ITGuys COVID-19 Statement

by @itguysteam | Apr 3, 2020 | General, ITGuys

Yes, it’s another statement about COVID-19! You’ve probably been receiving them from every person you’ve ever done business with, and we’re no different. Rest assured, our support services haven't stopped (or even slowed down). We want you to know the precautionary steps we are taking, and reassure you that we are here to provide support for your company, and support our...

You’ll be shocked at who has access to your google drive files

by @itguysteam | May 13, 2018 | Infos

Google Drive One of the miracles of the modern age. Before google drive, people use to email files to themselves, or have to carry around an external hard drive to keep files with them at all times. Now working in the cloud is a breeze. Just load up all of your files into one online location and that's it. File access from anywhere. But have you ever wondered who has...

[SOLVED] Use This Simple Trick To Restore Access To Your Files on a Network Drive NAS

by @itguysteam | Apr 13, 2018 | Infos

Network drives are becoming increasingly more common when it comes to storing and sharing data on a network. But what happens when you can no longer see your network storage drive on the network? When the notorious RED X of Death (worse than it sounds) on a network locations rears it's ugly head, use these following steps to troubleshoot. This is a common issue in...