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Category: Understanding I.T.
This article will serve as your cybersecurity 101, and walk you through some of the most important cybersecurity tips for small businesses along the way.
In this digital-first world, business leaders are facing new challenges. What does the future hold for businesses? Read on to find out where companies need to focus and invest to be leaders in this new age.
Are you looking to increase automation in your business?
You can automate many simple tasks with the help of technology, from payroll to marketing. You can also set up complex IT automation too. Not only does this save you and your employees valuable time for other projects, but it can also save you money.
In December 2020, The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency issued an urgent warning. American intelligence agencies believe that hackers had penetrated government systems.
In 2021, cyberattacks pose the fastest growing threat to America. This is also one of the hardest risks to understand. All businesses working with sensitive data need a Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC)
One of the biggest challenges facing companies is guaranteeing information security for data, programs, and networks. Though you might practice thorough cybersecurity, it’s difficult to express your commitment without a regulatory body. That’s where FedRAMP can help your company stand out as a leader in security.
Did you know the average computer has a lifespan of five to eight years? Of course, how long your computer will last depends on what you use it for, whether you use it for work, pleasure, or how often you leave it on.
In 2020 alone, there have been over 1,000 cybersecurity attacks, and these cases alone have affected over 155 million individuals. Financially, cybersecurity attacks have caused damages valuing over $400 billion worldwide. However, cybersecurity is still not taken seriously by the general public.
The crippling gravity of cybercrime was clearly illustrated this year with the attack on the Colonial Pipeline which led to shortages in fuel supplies. More recently, a concerted attack by Malaysian hackers attempted to penetrate Israeli banking sites.