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At Network Innovation Solutions, we are always looking for opportunities to innovate and make things easier for our customers, which is why partnered with Wise-Pay for all Credit Card and ACH/Bank Debit payments.

With Wise-Pay, you can enjoy enhanced functionality for smarter business, everywhere from speedy payment options to completely transparent fees and surcharges. All of our invoices are paid via Wise-Pay and settled via a 3rd Party secure payment platform.

What this means for you:

With a free Wise-Pay Payer account, you can log in to:

• Pay invoices directly from invoice email
• View and download invoices
• Securely store your preferred payment methods for ease of payment 
• Easily pay for invoices using your securely stored Credit Card or Bank Account
• Set up Automatic Payments allowing you to ‘set and forget,’ where payments are then deducted from your nominated stored payment method on the invoice due date
• Schedule your invoices to be paid at a future date
• Save time and bulk pay for invoices

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Cyber criminals don’t just slip into your network with the help of some serious hacking skills.  In fact, there’s a much simpler way to do that... through your employees. 

Social engineering is a tactic hackers are using more and more frequently to infiltrate systems.  It involves a variety of approaches that focus on manipulating employees to drop standard security protocols.  And if you expect to protect your data these days, then you’ll have to take the necessary steps to educate and train your employees on how to detect and avoid these approaches. 

Opening unknown links can be a risk factor for your business and staff. As a result, more and more business owners have incorporated fake link prevention strategies into their security training. We’ve come up with a few tips to help ensure that your staff members have the critical information on how to spot fake links. This training can help prevent hackers from gaining access to your business. In cases like this, it is better to be proactive rather than reactive after a breach. 

With Windows 7 end of life quickly approaching, it’s time to start thinking about what needs to be done to prepare. Technically, regular Windows 7 support has been dead since 2015, however, the extended support period is over January 2020, which means no more updates or security patches. What should you be aware of for EOL? Get ready, you may have some work to do. 

You’ve all heard the panic. Windows is cutting off support for its widely popular version 7 software. January 14, 2020 will officially mark Windows 7 End of Life. Many companies have used Windows 7 since it launched in 2009 and are still actively using it today. So, what’s the big deal? Can you just stick with Windows 7 or will your computer self-destruct?