Hackers and exploits and viruses, oh my!
The recent WannaCry ransomware virus outbreak has a lot of people wondering how to keep themselves safe from hackers. There will be the usual folks who say you should stay away from Windows machines because they are the only ones with vulnerabilities. Or that it's all the NSA's fault ...SureTech Co-Founder Wins SmartCEO's Brava Award
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
SmartCEO Selects Dana Molina for Brava 2016 Award
Dana Molina selected as one of 40 executives who combine their entrepreneurial spirit with a passion for giving back to the community.
New York, NY – July 7, 2016 – Dana Molina, Co-Founder and VP of SureTech, has been ...Is My Email Hacked or Is it "Phishing"?
Email Hacking We are seeing an increase in the number of incidents where criminals are specifically targetting the Finance or HR departments at companies to gain funds or personal data. What to look out for: You receive an email that appears to be from someone senior at your ...Windows 10 is Here..What Should I Do?
Windows 10 is Here
You've probably heard about the new version of Windows about to be released by Microsoft, Windows 10. And you may have even seen a little icon displayed at the bottom right of your screen which allows you to “Get Windows 10”.
SureTech ...After successfully configuring your secure conection to SureFiles™, you may now map your shared drives. You accomplish by following the steps below.
I. Ensure that you are securly connected to SureFiles™
Before you begin insure your Secure Connection to SureFiles is connected. To determine your connection is established you will see the following "lock icon" in your taskbar:
If you do not see this icon, double-click on the Citrix Access Gateway lock icon on your desktop and log in. If there is no icon on your desktop please follow the instruction on setting up your secure conection to SureFiles™.
Mapping you SureFiles Drive
1. Open "My Computer" from your "Start Menu->My Computer" or by using your "Windows + E" key shortcut.
2. Cick on your "Tools" menu and select "Map Network Drive..."
3. SureTech.com has set up two different drives you will map to. First is a Corporate Drive and second is your own Personal Drive. The Corporate drive contains folders for different departments in your organization such as Finance, HR, Technology etc... Your Personal drive is empty by default but allows you to create folders and files as you wish. For simplicity and consistancay we recommend that you use the drive letters "S" and "P" for these drives. S stands for "Shared" and and P stands fir "Personal", however you may use any available letter if these drive letters are already mapped to a different location.
Mapping your Corporate drive
1. Select the "S:" from the drop-down for your drive letter. If "S:" is already taken by another drive please use a drive letter that will make sense to you.
2. Type the following in the "Folder:" text field: \\surefiles1.suretech.local\corporate\ (note: in the image below the "\corporate\" part of the path is cut off, please type the full path).
3. Insure that the "Reconnect at logon" checkbox is checked.
4 Click the "Browse" button.
5. In the "Browse For Folder" window click your company name. In this case you will see "SureTech.com-HQ", however your company name will be your own.
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6. Click "OK" then "Finish"
7. You will now see your "S" drive in "My Computer" under Network Drives:
Mapping your Personal Drive.
1. Select "P:" from the drop-down for your drive letter. If "P:" is already taken by another drive please use a drive letter that will make sense to you.
2. Type the following in the "Folder:" text field: \\surefiles1.suretech.local\employees\ (note: in the image below the "\employees\" part of the path is cut off, please type the full path).
3. Insure that the "Reconnect at logon" checkbox is checked.
4 Click the "Browse" button.
5. In the "Browse For Folder" window click your company name. In this case you will see "SureTech.com-HQ", however your company name will be your own.
6. Click "OK" then "Finish"
7. You will now see your "P" drive in "My Computer" under Network Drives:
