CraneOnTech | The official blog of DLC Technology

MFA (Multifactor Authentication) or TFA (Two-Factor Authentication) is a security feature included on many websites and apps that you should be using. It protects the most important asset that you have: your information.

DLC Technology is proud to be a Champion for National Cybersecurity Awareness Month

DLC announced its commitment to National Cybersecurity Awareness Month (NCSAM), held 

If you don't have a privacy officer, a privacy policy and proof that you have adhered to that policy, you may not be as HIPAA compliant as you believe.

Tips and tricks to evaluate a server replacement proposal.

How to find big hidden money in your telephone bills.

How and when to replace your aging fleet of machines.

Recently it was revealed that Comcast, on their Xfinity mobile platform, used a default PIN of "0000" on all accounts to restrict the porting of phone numbers.  Once this was made known, customers were having their numbers stolen - or ported - to other carriers without their permission.

Truth be told, I purchased the CraneOnTech.com domain name over a year ago.  Since then I’ve often pondered what in the world to do with the domain.  Did I really want to be another Kevin 

Rose or Leo LaPorte?  Not really.  But what I did want to do was have a forum where thoughts and ideas regarding technology could be expressed, challenged and discussed.  My perspectives are sometimes not mainstream, so you won’t hear much of the standard “IT Sales Guy fear, uncertainly and doubt” chatter here.  I prefer to be based in real-world applications of technology while at the same time being mindful of future implications.