Remote work, supply chains and the Internet of Things have brought an expanding cyber attack surface. 2021 will see continued threats and responses from these entry points. Cybersecurity is more important than ever as organizations and critical infrastructure face ransomware and other threats.
To survive through unforeseen disasters, business owners must prepare to cope with unpreventable emergencies. Disaster recovery planning is a big part of proactive disaster preparedness. Develop and test a DRP to cushion your business against various setbacks.
The huge shift to remote work in 2020 revealed how beneficial working from home could be for businesses. To get the most out of the remote model, leverage the right technology, and make IT management and support a priority. Then, you can keep your data secure and empower your remote teams.
A considerable percentage of the American workforce currently works from home. And due to the many benefits it presents, remote work is quickly replacing the traditional physical workplace. But without the right preparation, working with remote employees can be challenging and even risky.
The cloud provides endless options to augment business IT infrastructure while minimizing investment and operational costs. Understanding what cloud solutions can do for your business is the first step to leveraging the power of cloud computing to improve your enterprise’s performance.
If any organization that handles healthcare information violates HIPAA, the government may impose massive fines. Following IT security best practices and working with a co-managed IT provider to ensure your systems are safe can save your organization from the consequences of a HIPAA violation.
All U.S. businesses involved in holding, using, or transmitting personal health information (PHI) electronically, must abide by strict HIPAA data security and privacy rules. What does it really take for covered entities to become HIPAA complaint today?
The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) outlines protections and guidelines to which businesses of all sizes must adhere. Co-managed IT services are a cost-effective way to ensure HIPAA compliance by providing both administrative standards and cybersecurity requirements.
The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) sets a framework for protecting medical data and healthcare records. But how do you know if the Act applies to you, and what happens if there’s a violation? Here’s a comprehensive rundown of what you need to know.
Cybersecurity management is about learning what to expect and being ready for it. And, on that note, running a cybersecurity risk assessment helps you evaluate and improve your organization’s security stance through discovering new threats, vulnerabilities, and countermeasures.
