Business Technology and Security

4 Methods You Can Use To Keep Your Data Safe

Did you know that, according to the University of Maryland, a cyber attack happens every 39 seconds? With more and more information being kept digitally, the threat to your own data is large if you do not take preventative measures. This is why the managed services market is projected to reach 170 billion U.S. dollars worldwide by the end of 2019. If you’ve been curious about what measure you can take to keep your information protected, or want to know how you can upgrade your current IT security measures, check out these quick tips.

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A Guide on Cloud Computing

Cloud computing refers to a technology that provides computing resources via the internet. The technology makes it possible for virtually anyone with an internet connection to take advantage of storage, processing, and software resources.

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Tech Support for Small Business: What You Should Know

Of all IT service providers, only 72% of them offered disaster recovery services in 2018. This is one of many important things to consider when you’re looking for customizable tech support for small businesses. This is doubly important if you’re the owner of a company. After all, any new business needs the best in tech support to get off the ground.

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How to Understand Cloud Services

Technology solutions for business are riddled with acronyms and technical terms. Even those in information technology (or IT, our first acronym) would admit as much. But if you are an entrepreneur looking for tech support for small businesses you might get lost in the alphabet soup. Take cloud services, for example. There are many different types of cloud computing, including cloud storage, infrastructure as a service (or IaaS), platform as a service (or PaaS), and software as a service (or Saas).

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WHAT IS 2FA?

Double-up your login protection.

Many technology companies and app-makers provide two-factor authentication that requires users to authenticate their identity over two devices. This is becoming more the norm and is a great foil for anyone trying to access accounts unauthorized. The process is usually really easy to use, but just remember to keep both your devices nearby when logging in--leaving your phone in the other room can be annoying!

 

61% of data breaches used compromised credentials

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