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When it comes to dealing with IT security concerns and mitigating risk, businesses need a repetitive and proactive approach. Cybercrime is an ever-increasing hazard for most organizations. As technological innovations get better, so do the tactics and abilities of hackers who would do anything to access your sensitive data. Reputational risk, legal exposure, and other regulatory requirements–all these things demand
From financial data to personnel files and customer records, each company has sensitive data that should be protected at all times. Unfortunately, there are lots of threats to your business like hackers and other cybercriminals. Not to mention the usual risks – human error, natural disasters, and hardware failure that could affect your day-to-day operations. Unfortunately, not all business owners
Microsoft Office 365 is one of the most powerful tools when it comes to collaboration in the workplace. However, it isn’t enough to decide that it’s the right choice for your business. You need to plan and tackle the deployment process head-on, which includes identifying security risks associated with the software. The more prepared you are before migrating to Microsoft
When running a business, a part of it is often exposed to certain kinds of cyber security risks. Even simple business operations done using the internet can make you a target for cyber criminals from any part of the globe. These hackers will typically go to great lengths to convince you that their request or special offer is authentic. That’s
While getting information on the World Wide Web can now be done in a few clicks, many believe what we see online is just the tip of the iceberg. You’ve probably heard about Darknet and Dark Web. These two terms signify a hidden part of the web that most people aren’t aware of, cyber security notwithstanding. Some people even use
Nowadays, more and more businesses are open to the principle of bringing your own device (BYOD) to the workplace. But while this undoubtedly improves overall employee productivity, it’s a serious strain on your IT department—particularly the ones in charge of data security. Every device integrated with your company’s network represents a potential security breach, especially if it isn’t monitored or
