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FPA provides "Worry Free, Fixed Fee" Managed IT Support Services to clients who want to take a more proactive approach to managing and maintaining their IT Infrastructure.

Network Infrastructure

Did you know that FPA also specializes in assisting small and medium-sized businesses in getting the most from their computer systems and computer system infrastructure?

Network Infrastructure

Did you know that FPA also specializes in assisting small and medium-sized businesses in getting the most from their computer systems and computer system infrastructure?

Development Services

Did you know that FPA also specializes in providing custom application and web development services to clients requiring unique software, web, and eCommerce solutions?

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FPA Client Since 2003

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Bug Alerts

1/13/2009 - Major Bug Opens All Browsers to Phishing Attack	TechRepublic.com
A bug found in all major browsers could make it easier for criminals to steal online banking credentials using a new type of attack called 'in-session phishing', according to researchers at Trusteer.

6/26/2008 - Microsoft Fixes Patch-Blocking Bug	PCWorld
Microsoft Tuesday fixed a flaw in an enterprise patch distribution tool that had blocked administrators from rolling out last week's bug patches.

6/24/2008 - Microsoft's Critical Bluetooth Patch Didn't Work on XP	PCWorld
Microsoft has reissued a critical Windows security patch, saying that the fix didn't initially work on the most recent versions of Windows XP.

5/27/2008 - Yet More Problems with XP Service Pack 3

TechRepublic.com

Another problem with Windows XP Service Pack 3 has reared its ugly head, this time causing headaches for users of Symantec products. Unfotunately, it appears that other users are being affected as well and that the problem appears eerily similar to an issue that Microsoft had with Service Pack 2. The two processes to watch for processor hogging on are fixccs.exe and cscript.exe. The problem can cause Device Manager to appear blank and can also produce thousands of errant registry entries.

5/13/2008 - Microsoft fixes critical Windows, Word flaws	Computer World
Microsoft Corp. today patched six vulnerabilities, most marked "critical," in Windows, Word, Publisher and its antivirus software.

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