Business Technology and Security

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.

TIP #1 – ENCRYPT ALL LAPTOPS

We are not going to get into the details of data encryption and you don’t need to fully understand what data encryption is to understand the benefits. The HIPAA Security Rule states that if patient data is encrypted and the data is lost or stolen there is no need to notify patients or report the breach.

When you’re thinking about building a tech-savvy, productive business, cybersecurity needs to be at the forefront of the discussion.

More and more businesses are undergoing a digital transformation. What does that mean? For many, it’s implementing multi-cloud solutions in an age of big data.

At last count, the Small Business Administration estimates that almost 30 million registered small businesses exist today and many more operate under the radar.

You know you need tech support for your small business, but like most other business owners, you believe it’s too expensive for you to buy into.

Many decision-makers at companies find themselves questioning the value of IT consulting companies.

What if you could have all the benefits of a more efficient company and none of the risk?