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A Winning Partner

Prophet Business Group is Winnipeg’s Microsoft Dynamics GP Gold Enterprise Resource Planning and Silver Desktop Partner. Our decades of industry experience implementing accounting software and reputation as a reliable network services provider makes Prophet the driving force behind many businesses seeking custom business solutions.

Prophet is aligned with industry best practices and our team of Dynamics GP software consultants provides expert advice for growing businesses in sectors such as distribution, service management, manufacturing, and job costing. Prophet implements a wide variety of complementary software to enhance Dynamics GP in areas of sales, reporting, and customer relationship management. Prophet delivers comprehensive business solutions to help you find efficiencies and elevate your business’ potential. Our experienced professionals work onsite and remotely with our customers during and after all Dynamics GP implementations to make sure all their needs are met.

Prophet’s network consultants use gold-standard industry technologies such as Microsoft, IBM, Lenovo, and HP to improve and modernize IT networks. We emphasize network security and our customized hardware implementations and software solutions will bring your business technologically up-to-date. Prophet takes Internet security very seriously and we offer a variety of Internet security solutions to help protect your business. Prophet's network consultants provide excellent onsite and remote support to all of its customers.

Plan for the future and put Prophet Business Group's experience to work for you. Call us at (204) 982-9890.

Hidden malware attacking bank accounts online

As malware becomes more and more sophisticated, it is more important than ever to protect yourself and your business from malware attacks.

Computer security firm, Trusteer recently reported that a new malware virus attacked some customers’ online bank accounts during the holiday season.

In the past, we’ve seen malware attacks on bank accounts occur at three different stages:

• during the login phase – designed to capture login information:

• after the login phase – designed to trick the victim into providing personal information or downloading malware;

• and at the transaction phase – tampering with transactions by changing payee details or the amount.

Android attacks expected to increase in 2012

These days it seems everyone has a smartphone. Until recently, iPhones and BlackBerries have been the norm but Android-based phones are now outselling their rivals. And as a result of its increasing popularity, the number of malicious files targeted at the Android platform (phones and tablets) is expected to increase in 2012.

Most of us know to protect our computers but many people still need to learn that their mobile devices can be susceptible to attack by cybercriminals too. Users are increasingly turning to their phones and tablets to access the Internet for various activities such as shopping and banking, and this leaves users more open to attack.

It is especially important to protect your device when you’re using it on a corporate network, even if it’s just to receive and send email. Not only are you potentially putting yourself at risk for a cyber attack, but your company could be at risk too.