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Practical guides to help protect your devices, data, and business from common security threats.
On this page:
• Signs Your Computer Has Malware (and What to Do)
• Common Computer Scams & How to Avoid Them
• Best Backup Strategies (Cloud & Local)
Malware can steal your data, slow down your computer, or break important files. Here are the most common signs of an infection and what steps to take next.
1. Your device becomes extremely slow
Malware uses CPU/RAM behind the scenes.
Even when no browser is open.
Toolbars, “cleaners,” or apps you don’t remember installing.
This is a sign of browser hijacking.
Could indicate ransomware or file corruption.
Emails sent without your knowledge, password resets, etc.
Malware may be running processes in the background.
We offer malware diagnosis and cleanup through your IT Support appointment.
Computer scams are becoming more sophisticated every year. Both individuals and small businesses are frequent targets. At GZM Enterprises, we help clients identify and prevent scams before they cause harm. Below are the most common scams to watch out for in 2025 and how to stay protected.
1. Fake “Tech Support” Pop-Ups
These appear as:
Never call the number.
These scams try to gain remote access to your device.
These emails appear legitimate but are designed to steal information.
Common impersonations include:
Never click unexpected links or download attachments.
Fake UPS, FedEx, or DHL messages saying:
These links may install malware or steal your login credentials.
Scammers convince users to install:
Always download software from official websites only.
These use emotional manipulation.
Examples include:
Always verify before responding.
Scammers instruct victims to install:
Never allow remote access unless you trust the technician 100%.
Public places may offer Wi-Fi names that look real.
Fake networks steal:
Use a personal hotspot or VPN when possible.
Small businesses are targeted with:
Always confirm invoice details with the vendor directly.
Simple precautions prevent most attacks:
We provide:
Book an appointment through our Appointment page anytime.
Backups are essential to prevent data loss from hardware failure, theft, or cyberattacks. Here are the most reliable methods for both personal and business use.
The safest backup strategy:
Good for:
Recommended cloud tools:
Great for:
Use SSDs for faster performance.
Set backups to run weekly or daily so you never forget.
Small businesses should back up:
We can design a customized backup plan for your home or business during an IT consultation.
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