Managed Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) services are becoming increasingly popular among organizations looking to secure their digital assets against cyber threats. Organizations need a comprehensive security strategy to effectively protect endpoints, including monitoring, detection, and response capabilities. One of the key components of this strategy is Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR), which provides real-time…
Telehealth has become a buzzword in the healthcare industry, and for a good reason. With the advancement of technology, healthcare providers can now connect with patients from the comfort of their homes. This has opened doors for those with limited access to health care. For example, individuals living in rural areas or with disabilities that…
Home network safety probably isn’t a top-of-the-list concern for most business leaders. If your business has any remote or hybrid employees, it should be. 2020 saw a huge surge in the number of remote workers across the country. Many ill prepared businesses are now suffering the consequences. Helping employees learn how to secure home networks…
Spam is an annoying feature that is deeply ingrained in electronic communication and it comes in many forms. Some are just marketing emails that aim to grab and keep your attention. Worst case, this type of spam clogs your inbox. Other types are far more nefarious aiming to gain a foothold in your system. Phishing…
Every device has an end-of-life date, just like the products you buy at the supermarket. Microsoft end-of-life dates are easy to find, but it’s vital to understand what they mean for your business. Computers and servers are the biggest spends associated with Microsoft’s end-of-life. While these two systems are very different, the impact of the…
Equifax is one of the three major American credit agencies, along with Experian and TransUnion. In July, the company discovered a weak point in their website software that exposed system files to hackers. In addition to social security and drivers’ license information, the hackers may have also obtained names, birth dates, addresses, credit card numbers and other documents with personal information.
We attended and sponsored this year’s CRCS where they spoke about the threats of cyber security, how to approach these dangers, and much more.