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The battle against cyber threats is an ongoing challenge. Unfortunately, 2023 has proven to be a watershed year for data breaches.

Data compromises have surged to an all-time high in the United States. The data presented here represents the first three-quarters of 2023. Final numbers will likely increase for the entirety of the year.

When you begin a new IT partnership, what does the start of that relationship look like? How do you avoid future frustrations by building a solid foundation?

In IT services, the term "onboarding" often floats around, but what does it entail?

While the timeframe and exact definition may vary between IT providers, onboarding is generally the first 30 days of a new IT partnership between provider and client.

As businesses become more reliant on technology, servers have increasing importance to your IT infrastructure. But how do you store servers? What kind of space do they need?

For some businesses, data centers are the solution for server storage. But what do data centers do, and how do you know if it’s a match for your business?

For over 25 years, WEBIT Services has helped hundreds of satisfied clients in the Chicago area develop effective IT strategies and maintain their networks.

Every day brings forth hundreds, if not thousands, of newly uncovered cybersecurity threats. With global cybercrime costs projected to hit $10.5 trillion annually by 2025, cybercriminals show no signs of retreat.

The silver lining? As threats escalate, so does our ability to identify and combat them, ensuring data remains shielded.

Navigating the world of Information Technology can be a bit overwhelming. There are many buzzwords, processes, and tools to learn and try to understand.

One major concept is the difference between the three branches of IT services, what they cover, where they intercept, and why they exist.

The sale at your local computer store may seem like a great way to save money, but will that computer meet your business needs?

Unfortunately, consumer-grade computers are not compatible with business networks and use. But why is this? Do consumer-grade computers hold up to business-grade computers?

For over 25 years, WEBIT Services has assisted clients in planning, evaluating, and acquiring technology for their businesses in the greater Chicago area.

We are witnessing an increasing number of cyberattacks daily. They present significant challenges and losses for businesses.

It's crucial to evaluate the effectiveness of your cybersecurity practices to safeguard your business and client data.

WEBIT Services has over 25 years of experience helping clients in the greater Chicago area achieve their IT goals.

Following the proven processes of a recognized security framework is a significant part of fending off cybercriminals and reducing risk, but what happens if an attack is successful? Does your company have the resources to get back online and recover financially?

This is where cyber insurance steps in.

Imagine if your company's server suddenly stopped working. Everything would come to a halt. Without a backup server and a solid plan, it could take days or even weeks to get back online.

During that downtime, you're losing money every hour.

How can companies prevent such costly incidents?

Quality IT providers and internal IT departments use a strategy known as IT Asset Lifecycle Management to anticipate declining hardware and plan for its replacement.

These days, our lives are intricately woven into the digital fabric. Our devices store tons of information from emails to photos, documents to apps. It’s easy to feel overwhelmed at the sight of an endless inbox or app library.

As the new year begins, it’s the perfect time for a digital declutter.

Cyberattacks pose a growing threat to individuals and businesses alike. Thankfully, cybersecurity technology has advanced to tackle these challenges head-on.

Two key players in this arena are antivirus software and endpoint detection and response (EDR) programs, both crucial for safeguarding your systems against evolving threats.

During the 2020 pandemic, companies suddenly faced the reality of a remote workforce. Since then, remote work has firmly planted itself within business structure.

But how can employees access necessary applications and files? How do they collaborate with team members across time zones?

Many businesses are finding answers to these questions in the cloud.