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As businesses and the economy are slowly starting to reopen and adjust back to “normal” business hours, there are still many organizations that are continuing to allow remote workers. Mobile devices are still the most used technology for people working remotely. Since most of these are used to access or store company sensitive data, keeping …

Have you ever lost an hour of work on your computer? Now imagine if you lost days or weeks of work – or imagine losing your client database, financial records, trade secrets, and all of the work files your company has ever produced or compiled. What if a major storm, flood, or fire destroyed your …

Working from home has become a critical part of containing the virus, but for small to mid-size businesses tackling remote work for the first time, there are security considerations to keep in mind.   Protect the physical security of your devices Say you head out the park for some fresh air and break up the …

With the exposure of billions of compromised records over the past decade, coupled with rampant credential reuse, hackers are taking the path of least resistance to compromise organizations’ security. Phishing attacks, stolen credentials, & exploitation of vulnerabilities were among the top sources of cyberattacks in 2019 according to IBM X-Force. 31% of infections were from …

You have a meeting in 30 minutes, but you can’t access the company drive on your laptop. Accessing the internet has seemed to slow to a snail’s pace. Your outdated computer has crashed for the umpteenth time this month and now it seems as though your files have all disappeared. How many times have things …

Personal computer use during work has become a growing concern for nearly all businesses. Along with the security risks that escalate for the company, fixing issues, and employee distraction & wasted time increase costs for organizations. Consider this: If you have 20 employees, each wasting an average of 1 hour/per day on non-work-related computer or …