Several telecommunications companies, including AT&T, Verizon, and others, recently experienced an unprecedented cyberattack. The attack, labeled “Salt Typhoon” by Microsoft, is one of the largest in U.S. history. The hackers were and, in some cases,... Read More
Microsoft has announced they will discontinue support for Windows 10 effective October 14, 2025. This will include ALL versions of Windows 10. Microsoft cites the significant advances in security in Windows 11 as the prevailing reason. Windows 10 is the most common... Read More
PCS receives many questions about the Corporate Transparency Act. Here is the most recent information. To review, the Corporate Transparency Act was passed to document ownership in US corporations. Several parties filed class action lawsuits against this law; one... Read More
A little history… Based on reluctance on the part of too many eye care practitioners to provide patients with a copy of their glasses prescriptions, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) promulgated the Eyeglass Rule in 1978 – over 45 years ago. PCS provided a review of... Read More
PCS receives many questions about the non-compete ban. Here is the most recent information. The 2023 FTC ruling essentially banned using non-competes in almost every business sector. Healthcare was not excluded. The law prohibited the use of any future non-competes... Read More
As PCS has been stating for over a year, the implementation of an FTC rule banning most all non-competes was imminent – and now has happened. Although sweeping in its scope and seemingly non-existent exemptions, the 570-page rule is still very complex. While some... Read More