Business Technology and Security

Most businesses view their website as one of their biggest assets, and while it certainly can be, it can also be the biggest vulnerability.

Successful companies must have a comprehensive enterprise strategy.

Employees at a small business or start-up are required to multi-task. They’re trying to build a customer base while also growing a business model. 

Today, many businesses use their cyber infrastructure to run some of their primary operational processes.

With the wide use and availability of the Internet comes convenience. But the Internet also brings all sorts of threats.

The internet of things has really changed how businesses operate. Even small businesses can no longer ignore the importance of having proper technology in place.

The average data security breach takes less time to pull off than it does to prepare a cup of coffee.

In today’s digital world, any business that wants to remain competitive must rely on strong IT support. If you’re planning your IT infrastructure, you may be tempted to think that maintaining an in-house IT department for all technical support and services is the way to go.

When you’re running your business, you’re focused on your customers, your level of service, and your profit margin. Meeting government-mandated IT regulations may be the furthest thing from your mind.

Every successful business in today’s day and age has a division that is largely technology based.