Look at what’s happening in our world: the cloud generation. The world is now your “office.” In fact, 90% of organizations use the cloud in some way, with 50% using cloud services as their preferred solution. It’s all yours now, anywhere you want it.
Using the cloud (in technical terms) means accessing a server that is not physically located in your office to use and share IT applications, data, and services across a network or internet connection. There are many different cloud configurations available and things to consider when evaluating each.
With any IT project, it’s best to start by defining the scope: what your goals are, what potential obstacles you may encounter, and what time and resources it’s going to take to get the job done. We put together a brief guide to help with that scoping.
There are a few key questions you should ask in order to make sure that an IT consultant is the right one for your business.
The new year is sure to bring plenty of cool new device and solution-based trends as well. We thought it would be a good idea to end this year with a list of our predictions for what the 2018 technology trends will be.
While it may not be a secret agent or government organization, your business does have sensitive information that it’s in its best interest to protect. Multifactor authentication helps your business do this.
Multifactor authentication (MFA) is a form of access control allowing end users to log in to their computer, application, or database only after successfully providing several pieces of evidence to an authentication mechanism.
In order to demonstrate just how serious having a DLP strategy is, we’ve come up with a list of four instances where data loss prevention would have helped major companies avoid data breaches and the headaches that came along with them.
Regardless of what industry you are in, protecting your company’s sensitive information is important. Establishing a data loss prevention strategy will help keep your company’s data secure.
Data loss prevention (DLP) can help your company be proactive as opposed to reactive when it comes to protecting your business data.