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Things to consider before switching to the Cloud

Things to consider before switching to the Cloud More and more businesses are switching to the Cloud to store their data and rightly so. The Cloud offers numerous benefits over the traditional, physical on site server. For example, Anytime, anywhere access to your data: Information in the Cloud can be accessed from anywhere using an internet connection, unlike in the case of traditional servers, where you need a physical connection to the servers Significant cost savings: You cut hardware costs, because the Cloud follows a ‘pay-as-you-use’ approach to data storage SaaS compatibility and support: The Cloud allows the use of Software-as-a-Service since the software can be hosted in the Cloud Scalability: The Cloud lets you scale up and down as your business needs change 24/7 monitoring, support, and greater access reliability: When your data is in the Cloud, the Cloud service provider is responsible for keeping it safe and ensuring it is securely accessible at all times. They monitor the Cloud’s performance and in the event of any performance issues, they provide immediate tech support to resolve the problem Your big Cloud move: What to consider If you are considering moving to the Cloud, you will find it helpful to sign-up with an MSP who is well-versed with the Cloud. They can advise you on the benefits and risks of the Cloud and also offer the Cloud solution that’s right for you. In any case, before you migrate to the Cloud, make sure you are dealing with a reputed Cloud service provider who has strong data security measures in place. You can even explicitly ask them what security mechanisms they have invested in to manage data access and security. Yes, moving to the Cloud has it benefits, but it also has its challenges including security risks. Learn more in our next blog, “Is the Cloud really risk-free?”
Sep 17

A short guide to mitigating the risk of the dark web

The dark web is a nefarious place, where criminals lurk and communicate, buy, sell, plot, and plunder. The clue, of course, is in the name. Speaking to NBC, FBI Supervisory Special Agent Mark Knoll referred to it as “like your new drug dealer on the corner in the virtual world.” READ MORE
Jul 11

Save your unprotected printers from dangerous printer pranks

When printers around the world began spewing silly messages urging recipients to subscribe to a YouTube channel a few weeks ago, many considered the incident a joke. But while social media users laughed off the prank, trading stories and photos of their home and office equipment’s absurd printouts, IT pros came to a chilling realization. READ MORE

10 Wi-Fi security tips

Wireless networking can be kind of scary from a security standpoint. It opens up whole new attack vectors that were not present with wired network infrastructures. That doesn’t mean you can’t do it securely, however, and I aim to give you some ideas that can help you in that regard. READ MORE
Jun 18

Dark web security strategies to keep data off the black market

Nobody wants their sensitive data showing up on the dark web. But now that hackers have breached so many high-profile companies and organizations—from Equifax to Uber and even government agencies—it might just be a matter of time until your information ends up for sale on those furtive websites. READ MORE
May 29

3 smart ways to allocate your 2019 cybersecurity budget

The new year is here—and so is your newly approved cybersecurity budget! Now that you’ve made it through all the negotiations to secure the budget, it’s time for the fun part: divvying up your funds in a way that maximizes both investment and security. The right approach to cybersecurity spending should involve an assessment of risks across your IT environment influenced by real data and expert security advisors. When combined with analytical insights, this method will help you balance and allocate funds across cost centers, cybersecurity risks, and innovation opportunities. READ MORE
May 16

How Phishing Scams Are Evolving—And How Not to Get Caught

Phishing is one of the most reliable methods a would-be hacker can take to access your digital accounts or even your bank account—and these kinds of attacks are becoming more common and more sophisticated over time. Even if you think you know a phishing email when you see one, new strategies continue to spring up. READ MORE

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