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It can happen in seconds. With one quick click of a mouse by an employee, a slight gap in security infrastructure, or a weak cyber security policy, a hacker can suddenly take down everything a business worked so hard to build and protect within their organization. The wreckage could include anything from shutting down company-wide internet access to stealing financial data.
Cloud storage has become one of the best ways to save and store data for businesses throughout the country. Whether you’re running a large business or starting a small business for the first time, cloud computing offers the best in disaster recovery and easy access to all your important files.
Ask anyone: Cloud storage is the cutting edge of technology in the modern age. In fact, an estimated 2.11 billion people worldwide are currently using some form of Cloud storage, and that number is only projected to go up.
The AME Group will be partnering with Fortinet, the world’s leader in cybersecurity, to host a free lunch event at Topgolf Fishers on April 24th, 2019. This is the perfect opportunity to learn more about network security threats in 2019, while enjoying some complementary food and indoor golf. Space is very limited, so click here to register:
Did you know that 7 out of 10 consumers have admitted they would pay more money for a business with better customer service? Which explains why so many businesses are turning to escalation management to enhance their approach to customer care.
Nearly every business relies on technology to operate efficiently and profitably. But as software and hardware become more complex, so does the threat landscape. Here are some of the ways you can stay one step ahead of the people trying to harm your business.
99% of computers are vulnerable to exploit kits. Why? Because almost everybody has downloaded Adobe Reader, Adobe Flash or Java.
Your company’s most valuable information is probably stored somewhere on a server.
Up to three-fourths of all companies did not prepare for a cyber threat. And the threat of faulty cybersecurity continues to rise!
No matter how “bomb-proof” we make your network, you and your employees can still invite a hacker in if you click on a link or open an attachment in an email sent by a cyber-criminal. Some spam is obvious (can you say, “Viagra at a discount”?) but others are VERY cleverly designed to sneak past all the filters and trick the recipient into opening the door. Known as a “phishing” email, this still is the #1 way hackers get around firewalls, filters, and antivirus. It is critical that you and your employees know how to spot a threatening email. Here are four types of emails you should never open.