Loading...
🎉 New Opportunities! Discover how we can help you save on telecom services. Get Your Quote →
Loading...
Browse all articles in the Security category
The world is a very different place from even ten years ago, with technology continuing to rapidly evolve and expand. In order for businesses to keep up, they need to focus on becoming digitally driven and flexible enough to adapt to whatever new invention comes down the pipeline. Following are four ways to do this.
When thinking of a security breach, it’s 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 aren’t quite so exciting. Many occur because of a simple employee error or due to poor configurations or outdated policies. These factors
In the Old Days In the old days – though even as recently as a decade ago – there were two distinct types of network infrastructure in the corporate world: private networks, and those that used the public internet. A private network was, by default, a secure network. A company would build out their network
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 you’re 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 won’t solve. Take Cybersecurity Insiders’ recent findings, titled “2019 Cloud Security Report”, as an example:
The frequency at which organizations face a cyber breach is expanding the conversation about how to prevent one and how to prepare to get back on track after one occurs. Obviously, there are a couple schools of thought on the subject — one being that there’s nothing you can do to avoid one; the other
In today’s 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
2016 is finally over and, after a number of high profile security breaches this past year, cybersecurity is at the forefront of many people’s minds for 2017. While there were a few enormous breaches that affected millions of people last year, businesses should note the number of smaller breaches that also occurred. A security breach
Digital transformation has had a massive impact on IT, most notably in the influx of mobile devices and cloud resources. Network security has also been impacted, as more mobile devices means more points of entry for cyber criminals. More than $20 billion is being spent on the issue, worldwide, to protect data and keep businesses
After years of what has seemed to be mostly empty promises about how artificial intelligence (AI) in cyber security solutions would make cyber threats a thing of the past, it’s only natural for IT teams to be skeptical about the “latest and greatest” technologies. But intelligent cyber security technologies that can reduce risk are out