Almost every day there is a new headline about the latest cybersecurity attack—just like the Pink Panther, the mischievous cat in the French detective series. Wouldn’t it be great to stay ahead of the Pink Panther and identify security holes before they are exploited? While today’s IT infrastructure is simply too complex to be completely safe, there are steps that a business can take to help protect themselves.
Today, it seems, internet speeds are increasing to levels never even thought of just a few years ago. With speeds as fast as 1 Gigabit being offered by many internet providers, it can make you feel as fast as the Road Runner. But there is a bit of a catch.
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Successful small business owners recognize the importance of staying “lean and mean” when it comes to operating expenses. Staying on top of finances helps to avoid unforeseen debt and leaves money available to invest in and grow the business.
And yet, delaying investments for too long also has its risks.
Almost 30 years ago, Queen recorded a big hit named “I Want It All.” We were reminded of that song when we first met with one of newer clients—a small consulting firm specializing in the civil, highway and traffic engineering industry. Founded in 2007, this New Jersey based firm has grown dramatically and has gotten to the point where they needed to dramatically upgrade their infrastructure so that they could implement new business software, and enhance their security and productivity, while meeting their large governmental clients’ security and compliance needs.
As Stan Lee would say, “Face front, true believers!”
Cybersecurity can be hard to digest, which is why we’re turning to lessons from cartoons to make very technical topics more accessible to everyone. Verizon estimates that up to 90% of data breaches trace back to social engineering related attacks, such as phishing emails and carefully crafted scams.
The opportunity to partner with our clients and provide IT Support to help them step into their full potential is a passion of mine at IT Radix. Over the years, we’ve watched one professional services and strategic planning company grow and branch out into a truly reputable consulting firm.
Is your business living in the Stone Age like the Flintstones of Bedrock? While it’s humorous to watch Fred and Barney get into minor scrapes and conflicts, we doubt you want your business to go through similar incidents when it comes to your business technology.
Our newest client came to us after she had purchased an existing business, an independent and owner-operated insurance agency. The agency was well established, having been in business for more than 30 years. A “deliberately” small agency, they pride themselves on bringing a unique level of experience, expertise and personal involvement to their clients.
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