The critical steps to IT incident response
Cybersecurity is both proactive and responsive. Besides putting in place preemptive measures to deter cybercriminals, you also need an IT incident response strategy to counteract imminent threats. Think of an IR plan as a damage control measure.
The very strong formula for DIY penetration testing
There’s a lot to pen testing, and it’s critical to do it right. When you know how to perform penetration testing, you can better protect your network from cyber threats and reduce the risk of a data breach. Do it yourself or partner with experts to ensure success and safeguard your network.
Securing your devices while working from home
Many companies allow remote working, but they often neglect the most important thing: device security. The problem? If you don't protect your devices when working remotely, you risk serious data breaches. So, here's why security matters and how to write an effective remote security policy.
Protecting your IoT connected devices
Intelligent IoT technology is the heart of modern automation. Although ideal for enhancing workplace efficiency, some IoT devices harbor critical digital security risks. Cyberattacks perpetrated through IoT networks are increasing, mounting concerns over the safety of using these devices.
Cybersecurity Awareness Month: Do your part, be cyber smart
October 2020 is Cybersecurity Awareness Month (CSAM 2020) — a month of events designed to promote safety online. CSAM has been held annually since the National Security Alliance and the United States Department of Homeland Security inaugurated the first session of awareness back in 2004.
Save time and money by investing in a data security plan
Having a solid data security plan is an absolute must for all modern businesses. If you don't have one in place, your business may be at risk of fines and significant financial losses. Now's a good time to start prioritizing your data security.
Your data protection plan might need to be updated
It’s imperative that organizations have a plan to protect their data in the event of a disaster or cyberattack. Your data is important for all operations in your business. Data contains all information, from files and account folders to business applications and client information.
A business owner’s guide to co-managed services
Co-managed services provide invaluable support to businesses of all sizes. But what exactly is co-managed IT? In this guide, we'll look at what is involved with co-managed IT, the services it covers, and how your business can grow and flourish leveraging its benefits.
Incorporating co-managed IT into your business strategy
In order to realize the many benefits of co-managed IT, you need to properly incorporate it into your business strategy. To do this, you must properly understand the pressures faced by your in-house IT team so that you can best use co-managed services to free up resources and allow your team to focus on strategic projects.
How to identify and assist overburdened IT staff
IT staff often ends up overburdened, which reduces performance and limits your company's potential to meet its strategic goals. When this happens, it's essential to identify overburned IT workers and take steps to assist them. Here's how.