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When thinking of a security breach, itâs easy to imagine an evil, plotting hacker, holed up in a dark basement somewhere, targeting enterprises large and small. The reality is that most security breaches arenât quite so exciting. Many occur because of a simple employee error or due to poor configurations or outdated policies. These factors
Over the last several years, there has been a shift to voice over internet protocol (VoIP) as part of a larger cloud migration trend allowing enterprises to gain new capabilities while reducing costs. As more teams permanently move to remote work settings, the need for cloud communications is becoming clearer. A communications-related cloud migration offers
Over the past few years, any enterprise considering an investment in contact center technology has examined the features and benefits of Contact Center as a Service (CCaaS) solutions. The number of options in the market have increased in recent years, with lists of features and tools that can confuse the decision process. While there are
Companies that deploy cloud solutions enjoy better efficiency and productivity as well as cost savings. If youâre not utilizing cloud communication, youâre missing out on several important benefits. Cloud communication enables remote access. As long as employees have an internet connection, cloud communication allows them to work from anywhere. For collaborative meetings, you can access video
Cloud computing has been around for a while now, but the potential for its use is just beginning to be uncovered. It serves as a solution for companies looking for a place to unload massive amounts of data for storage and it provides a variety of software and networking options for business and personal needs,
The majority of businesses now use multi-cloud environments -- 75% of US-based enterprises, according to research firm 451 Research. This means that IT departments need to upgrade or even overhaul their cloud management platforms to increase speed and efficiency and reduce VM sprawl. With the increase of hybrid clouds, it is now necessary that management
As options in the cloud expand possibilities for enterprise IT infrastructure, companies are gaining agility and performance as well as reducing their overall costs. Many companies are able to spread their software, storage, and network needs across a variety of on-site, cloud, and remote sites. A challenge that remains for enterprises as they seek the
Today businesses in many industries benefit from cloud computing. The advantages are numerous, but worry about cyber criminals and their methods of finding access into systems is also continuing to rise. If youâre an IT professional, one of your top concerns is probably cloud security. Almost 80% of businesses are expected to be using the
Do you have confidence in your cloud security plan? While it is true that tools for security have stepped up to ward off cyber criminals, there are still cloud risk factors that have to be addressed that security tools alone wonât solve. Take Cybersecurity Insidersâ recent findings, titled â2019 Cloud Security Reportâ, as an example:
As more enterprises embrace employeesâ desire to work remotely, the availability of cloud technologies to support these activities increasingly grows. From unified communications as a service (UCaaS) to communications platform as a service (CPaaS) and contact center as a service (CCaaS), the combination of using these technologies together equips enterprises for superior communications. Recent events
In todayâs landscape, cyber security has become an important topic for companies that are aware of the watchful eye of the cyber criminals and want to do everything they can to avoid becoming a victim. Cloud-based technologies have been around for a while, but some companies are still new to this way of doing business
Over the last few years, youâve probably been hearing a lot about software as a service, leading you to wonder if it might be right for your enterprise. Defined in simple terms, software as a service is the process of accessing software applications through the internet. A software provider hosts the applications in a multitenant