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Business Continuity Planning: More Than Just Backups
Most businesses have some form of backup in place. What most businesses don’t have is a plan for what happens when something
The Role of Firewalls in Today’s Threat Landscape
The firewall has been a fixture of network security for decades. Ask most business owners whether they have one and they’ll say
Email Security: The Gateway to Your Business
If you were to trace the origin of most successful cyberattacks, you’d find an email somewhere near the beginning. A link that
How Endpoint Protection Stops Modern Threats
For a long time, endpoint protection meant antivirus software. You installed it, it ran in the background, and it compared files against
Why Small Businesses Need Enterprise-Grade Security
There’s a belief that runs through a surprising number of small business conversations about cybersecurity: that attackers are focused on big targets,
The Importance of Network Monitoring
Most security incidents don’t announce themselves. An attacker who gains access to your network doesn’t immediately encrypt your files or exfiltrate your
Cybersecurity Awareness Training for Employees
Every security control you put in place, from endpoint protection to identity management to network monitoring, can be bypassed by a single
How a Proactive IT Partner Prevents Unexpected Expenses
Technology expenses are predictable until they aren’t. A server that fails without warning. A workstation that dies in the middle of a
Patch Management: The Overlooked Security Essential
Software vulnerabilities are discovered every day. When a vendor identifies one in their product, they release a patch to fix it. At
Why Backups Are Your Last Line of Defense Against Ransomware
Ransomware is straightforward in concept and devastating in practice. An attacker gains access to your environment, deploys software that encrypts your files,
Multi-Factor Authentication: Your First Line of Defense
Passwords are broken. Not in theory, but in practice. They get reused across accounts, written down, shared, phished, guessed, and stolen in
How Managed IT Services Save You Money
The cost of managed IT services is visible on a monthly invoice. The cost of not having them is distributed across downtime,