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The recent cyberattacks on Colonial Pipeline and JBS underscore just how debilitating it can be for the U.S. economy when major supply chains shut down. If energy and food resources can’t get distributed to retailers, a state of panic can ensue as consumers hoard as much of the products in short supply as they can.
In today’s world, your website is your business’s most important digital asset. So, making sure that it is functional, optimized, and bug-free is one of the best things that you can do for your business. Your website is the first place that people will go to if they want to learn more about your product, services, company culture, or leadership.
Your website acts as a foundational online presence; the virtual sales representation working 24 hours a day and seven days a week. Site management is critical to ensure you get the most out of this hardworking asset. By having a solid IT company to site manage, you can ensure that your website is up and optimized to capture every incoming lead.
As the information technology sector is developing and advancing both in software and hardware utilized, so is the threat they face ever-increasing.
As part of your journey to the cloud or a hybrid IT environment, you switched your end-users from an on-premises version of Microsoft Office to Office 365. With this subscription service in the cloud, it’s now much easier to access files from home and on the road, and it’s easier for employees in different offices to share files. You can also quickly add new users as your company grows.
One of the challenges many businesses face in evaluating their antivirus solution is not knowing for sure if it’s really working. Yes, you receive alerts now and...
You may have heard the term Multi-Factor authentication (or MFA). Even if you haven’t, it’s likely that you are using it today with one or more of your online accounts. When your online banking and credit card applications require you to receive a one-time authorization code via text message and then plug it into the app after you log in – that’s one type of multi-factor authentication (MFA). When your online app asks your phone app to authenticate you, via thumbprint or a “is this you” prompt, that’s MFA. And while Multi-Factor authentication is a minor interruption for the user, it allows your financial institutions to make sure it’s really you logging on—giving you peace of mind that a cybercriminal who might have gotten your login credentials can’t get in and take your money.
Your customer relationships come down to trust. Whether or not you deliver on what you promise and provide quality products and services is certainly top-of-mind. But what’s also a concern is how securely you handle their personal information—especially their credit card data.
A data breach, sometimes referred to as a security breach, is any incident that results in unauthorized access to computer data, applications, networks, or devices...
According to the Ponemon Institute, 72% of cyberattacks target small- to medium-sized businesses. With the bad guys now focusing on the SMB sector, hardening security is critical, especially for firms developing and deploying SaaS applications for the healthcare industry in the cloud.
Just as virtualization has proven beneficial for server infrastructures, the same is true for firewalls. Virtual firewalls provide the same functions as physical firewalls along with additional benefits. For example, virtual firewalls lower the total cost of ownership (TCO) of your implementations because more than one instance can be deployed on a single physical appliance.
