The question around software is not when it will break, but how. Software is complicated, with many moving parts, and as a result they are prone to errors, mistakes and things that just don’t work the way they were intended to. To help make sure your software is ready for public consumption, you should get… Read more »
Enable Two-Factor Authentication
Are you looking for a way to make your online accounts more secure? Here at Beta Breakers we recommend employing Two-Factor Authentication. Two-Factor Authentication or 2FA is an extra layer of security for online accounts. Companies such as Apple, Microsoft, Yahoo, Google, Twitter, Facebook, and Amazon support it, as well as many financial institutions. It is commonly… Read more »
Backups 2.0
After reading our previous backup blog post, you should now have your house in order. Your iPhone and iPad have backups to iTunes, and your files are scheduled for daily backups to an external USB hard drive. So, what happens if there is a fire or flood or some other disaster? It’s a good idea… Read more »
More fun with electricity
PG&E is at it again, taking away our power for at least half the day on Monday, February 22. We’ll keep things going from various home offices, but phone service and bugbase access will be limited. Our testing efforts will continue despite these outages. We have always prepared ourselves to maintain the quality of our… Read more »
