Sometimes good cybersecurity can be easier than you think. Use these easy-to-implement practices to make sure that you have your bases covered: strong passwords, encryption, safe practices on public networks, simple firewall and anti-malware programs.
You already know the basics like changing your passwords or making sure that you don’t download anything from an untrusted source. Here are some tools from an expert to utilize to make your network even more secure: two-factor authentication, VPNs, full disk encryption, and segmenting your network.
Last year saw some of the biggest data breaches on record, underscoring the importance of cybersecurity for businesses of all sizes. As we go into 2019, here is a look back at the biggest US breaches of 2018, along with a brief assessment of how each breach might have been prevented.
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Earlier this year, we wrote about how enhanced productivity is one of four core benefits unified communications (UC). In this article, we’ll dig a bit further into the topic. Let’s look at five ways unified communications gives you significant productivity bang for your collaborative buck.
Many companies are now tapping into the power of virtual servers for lots of different benefits that they can provide. See if virtualization is right for you.
Remote access allows you to use your computer to look at data on another machine or network. With the growing popularity of working remotely, remote access is more important than ever. Here are some tips for how to best take advantage of this great technology.
SMBs often make IT network mistakes because they don’t have professionals who know how to install and manage their networks properly. Read about these five common mistakes to determine whether you can improve your business’s network security or you need to hire a consultant for help.
Reactive IT support can lead to expensive fixes, staff burn-out, security vulnerabilities and a lack of time for strategic planning. Learn how proactive IT support empowers your company and helps you get more out of your existing IT resources and future deployments.
The best managed IT service providers offer strategic services to small business clients. You’re getting strategic IT support if your provider uses benchmarks and KPIs to track success, is flexible and agile, and provides a detailed plan for each project or improvement.
Compared to the limited capabilities of email alone, a unified communications system can improve your organization’s productivity by integrating communication and process software, facilitating virtual collaboration, and allowing for better remote communication.