When you go on vacation, all you want to do is relax. You’re there to escape the anxiety that plagues your everyday life. Unfortunately, you can’t expect the world to pause just because you’re on a break. Your phone is still full of sensitive information, and there are plenty of hackers who want it all for themselves. Before You Leave Home There a number of ways to protect your data
New companies, of course, face a decision about handling internet technology needs. Build and maintain a full-time in-house team as part of the company staff? Or outsource to give responsibly to IT specialists? But, in truth, companies at every stage face that decision. Your company is rapidly expanding—or merging with another. Create an even larger full-time IT department? Your products or services, let us say, have nothing to do with
The growth and use of technology have both its advantages and demerits. Data breaches and cyber threats are increasingly becoming more frequent. Therefore, businesses are forced to take appropriate steps to prevent data theft. The prevention of cyber threats and data breaches is achievable if organizations implement adequate cyber security strategies and observe best practices. The following are the top six cyber security practices that firms should adhere to avoid
Sooner or later, most organizations reach a point where they must decide whether to invest in creating their own in-house IT department, or invest in a cloud-based IT platform. As with any other set of choices, there are advantages and disadvantages to both options. In-House Platform Advantages – Creating an in-house IT department means a company’s technology assets stay within their complete control. Some companies view this as an advantage
When making decisions for your business, a useful exercise is to imagine your worst-case scenario and work backwards to determine what needs to be put into place to prepare for it. For many businesses, one of the absolute worst disasters that can befall them is system failure and data loss. Unfortunately, for 90% of companies, that is a scenario that they will encounter at least once. Is YOUR business prepared? Data
