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Malware has taken a new direction recently that, if you're not protected, could cost you all of your data and a bit of money. And it doesn't matter if you're on a Windows or Mac computer. How can you protect your and your organization's data?

Most people who work at churches and ministries are in behind-the-scenes positions. There is a group of these modern day heroes of The Faith who focus on IT that began gathering as peers in 2006 to and encourage each other. They have formed the Church IT Network, and their impact is huge!

With video call technology so prevalent and, truly, at most of our fingertips, why doesn't it take off? Why don't we see (pun intended) more people making video calls?

I've been using digital wallets for many years; they're terrific! Having all of my credit card, ID, and password information with me at all times is very convenient. But it can also be dangerous, so how do you accomplish that safely?

I get asked for smartphone recommendations a lot. So I decided to put both platforms to the test and see which I like best today, and why!

The value of some church assets is difficult to assess. Personnel, congregational goodwill, and data are just a few examples of assets whose value is usually understood only once it's gone. None of us would say our data has no value to the organization, but trying to figure out what it's worth so we can adequately protect it is challenging. Data is one of the most valuable assets a church has. Protecting it isn't difficult, but must be approached as deliberately and strategically as fire and security protection.