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There is no escaping the relentless march of AI. Software companies are rapidly incorporating it into many business tools, including applications like Microsoft 365, Salesforce, and others.

Many people are still concerned about where AI will go, but there is no denying that it makes some work more efficient.

Making sure your business data is safe involves more than just copying information. It's about knowing the differences between data backups and IT continuity. Both systems work to prevent significant data loss, but they do so in different ways.

Data backups restore data from a specific time point while continuity continuously saves data in real-time.

A good IT provider answers questions, takes care of your technology, aligns it with your business goals, and works to prevent issues. In contrast, a poor IT provider increases frustration and potentially overspends while failing to consider your business goals.

Integrating new technology into your business involves more than just plugging things in. It can be complicated, and if not done right, it might even create new problems for your business.

Your IT provider does more than fix computer issues; they also help set up new technology.

As the business year winds down, companies wonder what to do with their earnings—while also grappling with the reality of taxes.

But what if there was a way to turn a slice of taxable income into a tax-free investment for the business?

Enter IRS Section 179. Section 179 is like a secret weapon, allowing you to deduct the cost of newly acquired business equipment from your yearly taxes.

Roughly 93% of corporate networks are estimated to be susceptible to cyberattacks. Many organizations suffer breaches because of poor vulnerability management.

For example, 61% of security vulnerabilities in corporate networks are over five years old.

After the pandemic, many found themselves working from home. Working from home proved to have its benefits and challenges, particularly where technology is involved.

What do you do at home when technology seems to be working against you? Are these issues you can solve on your own? How do you know when you reach out to your IT helpdesk for resolution?

For over 25 years, WEBIT Services has helped clients discover and apply effective security practices.

Cybersecurity threats are becoming increasingly sophisticated and prevalent. In 2022, ransomware attacks jumped by 93%.

Protecting sensitive data and systems requires a comprehensive approach beyond a single security solution.

Defense-in-depth uses layers of security tools, procedures, and programs to help protect your data from cybercriminals while saving you stress and profits in the long run.

Today's offices are digitally sophisticated. Nearly every activity relies on technology and data sharing. Cybercriminals ("bad actors") can breach these systems from several entry points, including computers, smartphones, cloud applications, and network infrastructure.

Cloud apps are typically quick and easy to sign up for. The user often assumes that they don’t need to worry about security. As such, misconfiguration of cloud solutions is often overlooked when companies plan cybersecurity strategies.

Misconfiguration of cloud solutions is the number one cause of cloud data breaches.

As technology advances, users must develop proactive measures to safeguard sensitive information.

Cybersecurity can seem impossible, but it's not only a job for the IT team. Everyone can play a part in keeping data safe. Even IT security basics can make a significant difference in network security.

Have you ever wondered what you'd do if your computer suddenly crashed and all your files vanished? Imagine the same scenario unfolding on a larger scale, affecting your entire business.

These are the moments when IT disaster recovery becomes your knight in shining armor.