Keep malware, phishing, and ransomware from taking a bite out of your business
Public Wi-Fi at hotels, airports, cafes, libraries, conference centers, and restaurants can be helpful, but it is not always safe. When employees connect to public networks without the right protections in place, they may be putting company data, passwords, email accounts, and business systems at risk.
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A backup may fail without anyone noticing. Important files or applications may not be included. A system may be saving copies of data, but no one has tested whether those files can actually be restored. In other cases, backups may exist but recovery may take much longer than expected.
Upgrading technology keeps everything running fast and safe.
A guide to IT trail markers for New Jersey small businesses that ensure your technological journey stays on solid ground.
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Summer has a way of changing the rhythm of the workday. But before your team starts working from everywhere, it is worth asking one important question: Is your remote access actually secure?
We have all seen those “I’m not a robot” CAPTCHA boxes online. Usually, they are harmless little checkpoints that help websites confirm a real person is visiting.
Unfortunately, cybercriminals are now using fake CAPTCHA screens to trick people into infecting their own computers.
Keep your business safe and secure with cybersecurity awareness training.
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