Why Phishing Attacks Spike in August, and What You Can Do About It
Posted by Computer Solutions on August 18, 2025 For veterinary practice owners and managers, late summer usually means vacations, back-to-school chaos, and the slow ramp-up to a busy fall. But while you and your team may be taking time off, cybercriminals aren’t. In fact, phishing attacks tend to spike in August, and small businesses like […]
Read MoreCould Your Practice Survive a $4.88 Million Cyberattack?
Posted by Computer Solutions on August 11, 2025 Most veterinary clinics don’t think of themselves as targets for cybercriminals. After all, you’re not a massive hospital system or a multinational corporation. But here’s the uncomfortable truth: small businesses are now the most common targets in the cybersecurity landscape. Why? Because they’re easier to access, less […]
Read MoreHackers Aren’t Breaking In—They’re Logging In
Posted by Computer Solutions on August 4, 2025 Cyberattacks have evolved. Gone are the days when most hackers focused on breaking through firewalls or exploiting complex vulnerabilities. Today, the fastest-growing threat to small businesses isn’t brute force—it’s stolen credentials. These are known as identity-based cyber threats, and they’ve quickly become one of the most effective […]
Read MoreBusiness Interrupted: The Hidden Disaster Your IT Provider Should Be Planning For
Posted by Computer Solutions on July 28, 2025 Power outages, ransomware attacks, hardware failures, and natural disasters don’t send advance notice. Yet every week, some business somewhere is caught off guard. For veterinary practices, where daily operations depend on software, secure networks, and reliable communication, even a short disruption can ripple out into missed appointments, […]
Read MoreYour Phone Can Be Tracked—and It’s Easier Than You Think
Posted by Computer Solutions on July 21, 2025 Most of us carry our phones everywhere. They hold our messages, passwords, client emails, financial apps, and access to cloud storage. For business owners, especially in fields like veterinary care where sensitive data and fast response times matter, that little device in your pocket isn’t just a […]
Read MoreThe Compliance Blind Spot That Could Cost Your Practice Thousands
Posted by Computer Solutions on July 14, 2025 Many veterinary practice owners assume that regulatory compliance is only a concern for large corporations or human healthcare providers. In 2025, that assumption is not just outdated—it’s risky. Veterinary clinics are increasingly being held to higher standards when it comes to data security, financial transactions, and consumer […]
Read MoreThe Hidden Cost of “Cheap” IT Support for Veterinary Clinics
Posted by Computer Solutions on July 7, 2025 You’ve probably heard the saying: you get what you pay for. In the world of IT services, this couldn’t be more true. At first glance, going with a low-cost IT provider may seem like a smart decision. Lower monthly fees, some basic support, and a few included […]
Read MoreWhy It’s Time to Kick the “Home WiFi” Setup Out of Your Veterinary Practice
Posted by Computer Solutions on June 30, 2025 If your veterinary clinic is still running on a basic home WiFi setup, you’re not alone. We see it all the time—routers bought at a big-box store, installed years ago, and still expected to support the growing demands of a modern veterinary practice. Maybe it worked “well […]
Read MoreThe Hidden Costs of Waiting: Why Veterinary Practices Can’t Delay Their Windows 10 Upgrade
Posted by Computer Solutions on June 23, 2025 If your clinic is still running Windows 10, here’s the bottom line: time is running out. On October 14, 2025, Microsoft will officially end support for Windows 10. That means no more security updates, no more patches, and no more help when things go wrong. But here’s […]
Read MoreYour Vacation Auto-Reply Might Be a Hacker’s Favorite Email
Posted by Computer Solutions on June 16, 2025 Most veterinary professionals don’t take extended vacations, but even a quick day off or conference trip can open a window for cybercriminals — especially if your out-of-office reply is doing more talking than you realize. A typical auto-reply might include: While helpful for your colleagues and clients, […]
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