<p>Cyberattacks continue to impact businesses like yours because of the levels of sophistication, and lack of awareness of how at risk you really are.&nbsp; Many businesses we talk with still think that “it won’t happen to us because we’re protected”.&nbsp;&nbsp; Wrong, wrong, wrong!&nbsp; Here are some very humbling statistics (out of many) reported from various&hellip;</p>

<p>Have you ever wondered why the cloud is such a big deal? Ten years ago, if you mentioned the term “cloud computing”, the average person would have thought you were talking about the weather and would have given you a strange look. But did you know that cloud computing has been around since the 1950’s?&hellip;</p>

<p>Estimated Reading Time: 3 Minutes What do banks, credit unions, manufacturers, health care providers, retailers, and government agencies all have in common?&nbsp; They all have technology issues and problems that need a solution.&nbsp;&nbsp; Let me explain how managed services is a solution that addresses this problem.&nbsp;&nbsp; Today, more than ever, companies are facing challenges and&hellip;</p>

<p>A recent 2021 Netskope Cloud and Threat Report raised some eye-opening pieces of research. In 2021, 53% of all web traffic has been cloud-related, which increased the dangers of cyberattacks. It also revealed a 13% malware spike from cloud apps.&nbsp; Ray Canzanese, Netskope Threat Research Director, provided an interesting perspective on this subject. He stated,&hellip;</p>

<p>A large part of preparing for the current coronavirus crisis is having a plan in the event that most or all of your employees need to stay at home or self-isolate. This is a great time to draw up a BDR (business disaster recovery) plan to ensure continuity of business or update your existing one.&hellip;</p>

<p>Working from home is the new normal for a lot of workers in the US, and around the world. There has been much debate about working from home and whether or not it’s a productivity boost or productivity drain. Skeptical managers envision employees lying on their couches at home in Metallica concert t-shirts eating Doritos&hellip;</p>