Phishing attacks through email and text messaging are on the rise. Fortunately, there are several simple ways you, your employees, and your clients can defend yourself from these kinds of breaches. Protect your company from security failure and downtime with these tips.
Microsoft is ending Windows 7 support soon. Find out when support ends and what it means to you.
Online shopping is certainly the wave of the future as brick-and-mortar stores find it hard to compete. However, massive online shopping activity poses a risk to consumers while becoming a boon to the cyber-underworld. A ZDNet article revealed the latest breach of an online advertiser. Here’s what happened: hackers compromised the content delivery network of […]
If you should get an email from someone claiming to have hacked you, don’t panic. Read this article and think through it logically.
There are quite a few of different kinds of cyberthreats out there, but there’s one that often gets overlooked: MITM attacks. Man-in-the-Middle (MITM) attacks are one of the most common and prevalent threats that pose a risk to your data. Here’s how you can stop them and protect your data.
One nice thing about backup and disaster recovery plans is that they’re helpful in situations that aren’t exactly devastating. Take a power outage or snow day, for example. “Little disasters” can be inconvenient and even potentially crippling, depending on the situation.
Backups play an important role in keeping information safe. In general, backups are divided into two categories, known as local and cloud backups. Here’s what you should know about these two types of backups and why a hybrid approach involving both is typically the best solution for businesses.
Even when operations are humming along, there’s always a chance of disaster. Just one significant negative incident could disrupt your business. It may sound sensational, but it’s not an overstatement to say that whole companies have been destroyed in the wake of just one unfortunate event.
Managed IT services come with some significant advantages. In fact, the business case for outsourcing has been proven many times over. And if you’re smart and choose your partner wisely, you can reap those same benefits, even on a limited budget. There’s an outsourcing option that will work for you.
The loss of productivity in dealing with buggy office tech is a hassle. Not only that, but downtime can have a serious effect on your bottom line. The good news is that there are a number of possible solutions to your network woes that you can try yourself before having to call in the cavalry.
