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The Dangers of Free Software

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Free software comes with hidden risks to your PC. You've heard the term "bundling" where you buy one product and receive another product for free or at a discount. In most cases you know what you're getting. However in the world of free software "bundling" can be a deceptive practice. Legitimate products like Adobe Reader offer you the option to download add-ons such as an antivirus or Intel security product. You can decline and safely download the original free Adobe software. How...
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Thank You

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Thank you for your message. It has been received and added to our super efficient call log system ;-) One of our support staff will contact you shortly. If this is an emergency, please call 720-404-2109 Thanks, Karma Tech Support
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Google Workspace vs. Office 365?

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Every business needs email, communications, and productivity tools. Unlike your @gmail.com or @outlook.com email, both Workspace and Office 365 offer your business a professional email address branded with your company name: mail@yourcompany.com Workspace and Office 365 are both great cloud productivity suites. They both enable your business to collaborate, store files online and easily share them. They both free you to work from anywhere using different devices. Workspace includes Gmail, Goo...
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Protecting Your Networks from Ransomware

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Ransomware is a type of malicious software that encrypts critical data files on PCs and network servers. This type of attack typically results in downtime for a business. Even if you have online backups of your data it can take hours or even days to get your business back up to speed. There is no guarantee after paying a ransom that the data is usable. The total cost runs into thousands of dollars when you consider lost business, lost productivity, brand damage and possible credit monitoring for...
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Why Backup Your Business – IDrive

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Data loss happens all the time and it is devastating. Karma Tech utilizes IDrive services to back up all your data from your computers, servers and smart devices and stores it on the cloud securely. If you ever lose your data, you can restore all your files easily from backup. While there are multiple mediums to backup your files, online backup is easy, takes less time to configure and is inexpensive. All your data can be scheduled for automatic backup from time to time, so you don’t have to rem...
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Naturalbeef.com

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The order form on our online web store stopped working for no reason. After trying everything with the web hosting company's tech support to resolve the issue, I sent an email to Karma Tech. They solved the problem in a matter of hours by writing some custom code. They explained the fix and emailed me a copy of the file for my records. I couldn't be more appreciative of Karma Tech's service and professionalism. Gina Elliott, Colorado's Best Beef Co., Boulder, CO.
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Virus & Malware Removal

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It's not easy to know if your PC has been compromised because cybercriminals have become adept at making their programs look very official. They routinely build fake web sites and clone logos from legitimate software companies. Some of the signs your PC has been compromised are: Redirection of your web browser to unintended destinations Numerous uncontrolled pop-up windows Your PC becomes lethargic or prone to freezing up Fake anti-virus program pop-ups saying your PC has been infected...
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Everybody talks about “the cloud”

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Everybody talks about "the cloud." Are you in the cloud, on the cloud or under the cloud? The cloud can simply be viewed as a network of servers located all over the world. There are benefits to using this type of infrastructure, especially when it comes to disaster and recovery planning. Karma Tech can break down the myths about the cloud and help you figure out what online services your business needs. Do you have all your IT eggs in one basket? If a fire or flood devastated your office ...
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Data Storage & Backup

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One of the primary roles of a network server is file storage and sharing. However, now that one physical server can host two or more virtual servers, the way in which data is stored and shared has changed. Modern networks have dedicated network storage appliances containing Terabytes of disk space that can be allocated on demand as a virtual hard drive for a server or as a traditional file share repository for network users. As part of a company's Disaster Recovery Plan (DRP), a snapshot of a...
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