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Cybercrime continues to grow. In 2021, the average number of global cyberattacks increased by 15.1%. Now, as we approach 2023, do you feel prepared for new risks in cybersecurity?
Businesses need to plan for resiliency in the face of ever-present cyberattacks.
Have you noticed a change in your cybersecurity insurance policy?
Or maybe you’re looking into cybersecurity insurance for the first time and would like to understand it better. What’s the big deal about cybersecurity insurance, anyways?
Cyberattacks continue to increase, setting records for both frequency and cost in recent years.
"Under-promise, over-deliver" is a classic phrase that encourages salespeople to go above and beyond for their clients. But what if you feel you're with an IT provider who over-promises and under-delivers?
IT providers are meant to be partners driven to help your business grow.
If you're unhappy with your IT provider, you might consider leaving your old provider and hiring a new one. But what does this transition look like? What steps do you need to take to change providers?
Unfortunately, you can't make this switch overnight.
Cybercrime is on the rise, and with an estimated cost of $10.5 trillion by 2025, it shows no signs of slowing.
In light of this reality, you'd want to protect your data with the best cybersecurity tools, practices, and guarantees. But is a zero-risk state possible? Can you be 100% secure?
Unfortunately, the answer is "no.
Email is now an essential communication path between business and client. So, how do you know what kind of email service to choose for your business? Do you choose a free email provider or a paid email service?
Both styles of email providers come with advantages and disadvantages.
When you partner with an IT provider, you also receive the benefit of on-site IT technician visits. But what do these visits accomplish, and how do they help your business?
There are five kinds of scheduled IT technician visits:
Site survey
Network administration
Break-fix visit
Post-migration training
Project visit
Each visit has a specific IT-related goal to help systems run more smoothly and effectively.
Did you know that your privacy could be at risk when you connect to public WiFi?
Connecting to open public networks poses several security risks to your device and information. If you're using public networks for work tasks, you've also exposed your business data to potential cyberattacks.
When browsing the internet, it's easy to run into offers for free IT risk assessments. But are they helpful and effective for your business? Or are they a sales pitch?
Some free assessments can indeed bring immediate, glaring dangers to light. However, these assessments are often ineffective in the long wrong due to the limited time and resources used.
An unstable internet connection is problematic in today's technology-driven, connected world. Otherwise, you may find yourself unable to accomplish critical tasks and increasingly stressed.
Luckily, you can do some easy things at home to improve your home internet stability and download speeds through home internet optimization.
Would you be all right if your business shut down for a week due to ransomware?
What would you do if a cybercriminal accessed employee emails and stole the contacts and information inside?
Do you know how to protect your business from cyberattacks like these?
When it comes to security, effective defensive measures are your best chance of preventing cyberattacks like ransomware and cyber extortion.
When you hear a news report about a major security breach, do you ever wonder how it happened? Or if a cyberattack like that could happen to you?
Shockingly, many attacks could be prevented by something as simple as installing a security patch. However, by studying the costly mistakes of others, you can discover better cybersecurity defenses.
