Reports of cyber threats and cybercrime are daily occurrences in the daily news feeds. As attacks on consumers and businesses grow, the sense of urgency to implement cybersecurity measures only increases.

Tuesday you may have read about how to prepare in case disaster strikes. Part 2 of this blog are the rest of the 13 ways to prepare. Please read on Business Continuity Planning - how to prepare in case of emergency or a disaster. 

With the hurricane fast approaching, it's important to start thinking about what to do in case of emergency not just at the home, but at work too. Just like insurance, business continuity planning is an essential exercise to consider should disaster strike.

Today’s applications demand more bandwidth than ever. IT professionals constantly find themselves in the position of having to respond to those bandwidth needs reliably and affordably. To accurately determine how much bandwidth your business needs, you need to assess the factors that impact network performance.

Cyber threats are a reality for all businesses, enterprise and small alike. As these cyber threats continue to grow and expand, businesses, governments and consumers seek answers to protect their assets and to keep data secure.

In the Fourth Annual State of the Phish Report by Wombat, 76% of the InfoSec professionals surveyed reported that they had experienced phishing attacks in 2017.

Many people underestimate the importance of data back up and quick recovery time. Read below for tips on how to better back up your company's files and important data.

You don’t have to have 500+ employees for your company to be a target of hackers. In fact, according to the 2016 state of SMB Cybersecurity, half of the companies breached within 12 months were SMBs at an average cost of $879,582.

As organizations move their systems, applications and data to the cloud, an SLA (Service Level Agreement) with the selected cloud services provider should be considered to guarantee the maintenance of a minimum level of service. A cloud SLA ensures that the cloud providers meet certain enterprise-level requirements and provide an organization a clearly defined set of deliverables. Consider that cloud infrastructure can span geographies, networks and systems – both physical and virtual. 

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