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The Dangers of Using Hardware That’s Out of Warranty
Equipment that is beyond its warranty date can send ripple effects of dysfunction and instability through your network and organization. With so many things going on in your business, we’re guessing that from time to time you lose track of the warranty status on your...
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How Business Continuity Keeps Your Business Secure and Profitable
There’s a big difference between having data back-ups and being truly prepared for catastrophe The two terms business continuity and disaster recovery often get confused, sometimes even by IT professionals. What’s the difference between the two? Disaster recovery, as...
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The Technologies Most Likely to Benefit SMBs in 2019
This year, a few key technologies are poised to break out and provide greater efficiency and inspiration to small and midsized businesses At the beginning of every year, major consulting firms and IT media outlets start predicting the tech trends that they think will...
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Defining and Achieving Effective Disaster Recovery in 2019
Technology can empower businesses to greater levels of productivity and efficiency, but for those that lack the right plan, it can also make them more susceptible to catastrophe.
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Celebrate Data Privacy Day with A Disaster Recovery Plan
The New Year has arrived, which means you’re probably hard at work taking steps to achieve your New Year’s resolutions for your business. Hopefully, along with your growth goals, you’ve also set goals to improve your plans for disaster recovery in case of a data...
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These Are the Cybersecurity Risks to Look Out For in 2019
Cybersecurity will continue to be a challenge for businesses of all sizes in 2019 — Especially small and midsized ones — as threats evolve to bypass established cybersecurity defenses. Small and midsized businesses face a threat landscape in 2019 that will challenge...
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Don’t Let the Dark Web Take Control of Your Business
Snow is falling, lights are twinkling, and credit cards are swiping. The end of the year mostly brings holiday cheer, but while we celebrate the holidays and spend time with loved ones, hackers are stealing credentials and credit card information. Right now, millions...
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Here are the Best Practices for Password Creation in 2019
Choosing the right passwords is the first line of defense in your organization. Are your employees doing a good job choosing and protecting their passwords? Password strength is very important. According to Verizon’s 2018 Data Breach Investigation Report, 81% of...
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Are Passwords Leaving Your Network Unlocked?
Passwords today are like spare keys that have been given out to too many friends and neighbors. Common password content like birthdays, favorite sports teams, or names of children or pets are easily found on social media accounts. With Thanksgiving around the corner...
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Still Running Windows 7? The Time to Upgrade Has Come.
Windows 7 is still one of the world’s most popular operating systems, but its days are numbered. Microsoft ended Mainstream Support for Windows 7 in 2014. Since then, Windows 7 has received important updates to fix bugs and patch security issues, but no upgrades or...
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Attack of The Zombie Servers: Are Your Precious Resources Being Drained?
As Halloween approaches, you probably wouldn’t be too surprised to see a zombie or two. What you may not know, however, is that there are millions of zombies lurking in offices and data centers around the country year-round. These zombies might not hunger for brains,...
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Is Your Business Ready To Face The Threat Of Ransomware Attacks?
Ransomware can be very profitable — if you’re a hacker. For example, according to a report by the security firm Sophos, the SamSam ransomware attacks, which target healthcare providers, have net the creator of this ransomware $6 million. The largest ransom paid so far...
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