Hackers have developed scareware that targets Apple Mac computers, the scareware installs without the user entering their password which is usually required before any software can make changes to the system. Previous versions of the scareware that have been released named Macguard required the user to input their password to grant the software the elevated permissions normally needed before any software can be installed.
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Kevin Stelfox – Retirement Solutions
When our company came to move office due to expansion we had to decide whether to upgrade our standard BT Analogue system or install a new VOIP system. We decided to enlist the help of local firm Aamicus to provide a cost analysis and summary of advantages and disadvantages of each system. Aamicus presented the […]
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Lee Preston – Inox Fabrications
As Inox moved with the times adding more and more CNC state of the art machines to its arsenal, we also needed to keep upto date with the IT side of things and the lads @ Aamicus came with a very good reference from our admin company, over the years the lads @ Aamicus have […]
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Lisa Greenhalgh – Finlay Jude Associates
Aamicus have expert knowledge of the IT industry and understand the needs of my business. They are very personable and provide an excellent service at all times. I would have no hesitation in recommending Aamicus to any business as the service is of a high standard.
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