Microsoft 365 Offers a Great Remote Working Solution for SMBs
For many small businesses, remote work is the new normal. Find out how Microsoft 365’s communication and productivity tools can make remote work easier for your business.
Password Etiquette: How to Keep Your Accounts Safer
Your bad password practices are giving hackers the “keys to the kingdom.” Here are our top password etiquette tips to protect your accounts and your business.
4 Must-Do Cybersecurity Steps for Working From Home
Due to the impact of the coronavirus pandemic, countless businesses have become 100% remote workforces, practically overnight. This sudden change presents a variety of challenges, including how to keep your business data safe while your entire staff is working from home. Here are our top four cybersecurity tips
Coronavirus Phishing Scams: How to Protect Your Business
As the world reels from the impact of the coronavirus pandemic, hackers and scammers are thriving on fears surrounding the virus, creating a new threat for businesses and individuals. Scams and email phishing schemes surrounding the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic have multiplied in recent weeks.
The True Cost of Outdated Tech for Your Business
Continuing to run those old, obsolete, slow, and outdated machines is actually costing your business money—and creating security risks that could potentially cost you your entire livelihood. Here are three top reasons why investing in up-to-date technology is the smart thing to do for your business
How to Decide on the Best VoIP for Small Business
Finding the best VoIP phone system for your small business can be tricky because there are literally thousands of options. Here are major factors you need to consider:
What Windows 7 End of Life (January 2020) Means for Your Business
If you’re still using Windows 7, your PC just became a target. Windows 7 extended support ends as of January 14, 2020, which means that Microsoft will no longer provide technical support, software updates, or security patches.
From The Headlines: Cyberattacks Now Cost Your Business $200K
In late 2019, CNBC.com reported that cyberattacks now cost businesses of all sizes about $200,000 per incident, on average. This represents a dramatic increase in the average cost of a data breach, especially for small to midsize businesses (SMBs).
How to Create Your IT Budget
Your IT budget is like a manifestation of your business’s overall IT strategy for the future— whether you’re looking one year ahead or five years ahead. And, our IT budgeting tips in today’s blog post should help you hone your vision. Here’s how to get started.