Why Business Owners Need to Know About Ransomware
Americans don't negotiate with terrorists. Or, do they? Experts say more than one-quarter (27%) of ransomware victims end up paying up to get their data back. The reason...
09 Aug
Author: Erik Gudmundson
20 Jul
What’s the Difference Between EDR vs MDR vs SOC?
In this blog, we demystify EDR and MDR, explaining the difference between the two and when to use one over the other....
17 Jul
Commonly Asked Questions about EDR
Your data is only as secure as the endpoint it lives on. Here we are going to answer some common questions about EDR Solutions and...
05 Jul
Ask an IT Consultant: The Most Commonly Asked IT Questions
Almost every household in America has a computer at this point. Businesses utilize technology all the time and would likely have a hard time getting by without...
07 Jun
Why Should You Hire an IT Service Provider?
IT is the foundation upon which our digital world is built. Each year, business owners are spending more money on IT services. The IT market grows...
27 May
Where is the best place to keep your passwords?
We had a client ask us an amazing question in our Cybersecurity Webinar. "I am afraid to change my password because I am afraid as...
24 May
8 Data Security Measures Every Business Needs to Know
Protecting company data and preventing data loss against cyber attacks is a multifaceted problem. On average, data breaches cost U.S. companies $8.64m in 2020. So what are the...
23 Apr
How Do We Implement Security Practices to Ensure the Safety of Network Infrastructure?
What is the next generation of security implementation looking like for network infrastructure companies and Managed Security Solution Providers? Security threats are becoming more common...
19 Apr
The Top 5 Most Common IT Problems Businesses Face
IT problems can halt a company dead in its tracks. Especially small businesses, or if there aren't any dedicated staff to address the issues. But...
26 Mar
What Does Ransomware Really Look Like?
We see ransomware quite a bit unfortunately, and this is an example of what a real ransomware screen looks like. It says: Oops, your files have...