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A Quick Guide to Disaster Recovery Testing
Regular tests of your disaster recovery (DR) systems will help ensure your business is safe from IT catastrophe. Major network downtime can cripple a business. In some situations, it may even threaten to shutter a business completely. How would your business fare if...
How to Achieve Strong HIPAA Compliance at Small and Midsized Healthcare Providers
With HIPAA fines on the rise, simply hoping that regulators won’t notice your HIPAA non-compliance is no longer a viable option. The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) is a major hurdle for small healthcare providers. Without the in-house...
Are You Truly Prepared for a Social Engineering Attack?
Hackers have a vast array of techniques to manipulate you into handing over valuable data, many of which are on the uptick in 2019 Social engineering is a time-tested hacking technique for gaining access to networks, systems, and physical locations. Unlike other...
How to Prepare for Cloud Disruptions Before They Affect Your Business
Cloud applications have become more reliable, but outages still occur. Do you have a plan for when your favorite cloud service goes down? Although enterprise confidence in the cloud is increasing, that doesn’t mean that cloud services are 100% secure. While you might...
Have you Realized the Full Benefit of the Cloud?
Cloud computing is a revolutionary technology, but maximizing its impact takes work The term “cloud computing” has been a media buzzword for many years, but we find that many businesses still aren’t sure exactly what “the cloud” is, or what it can do for them. In the...
Cybersecurity in 2019 is More Urgent Than You Think
Don’t hide behind your low profile, cybercriminals have gotten wise to that strategy. We’re deeply concerned about cybersecurity at Complete Network. That concern is based on both our many years of experience helping businesses combat cyber threats, and the latest...
Residential vs. Business-Class Internet – What’s Really the Difference?
Choosing residential Internet to save a few dollars, will likely end up costing you in unexpected ways. We’re always eager to dispel myths and help our clients better understand technology. One topic that we often see businesses get confused about is the difference...
Common Computer Problems You Can Quickly Fix Yourself
While big picture issues require an expert’s touch, there are some common problems you can often remedy on your own. The goal of technology support is to minimize interruptions and restore full productivity as quickly as possible. While in many cases your business...
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...
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...
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...
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.
