Today, organizations of every size are at risk from hackers, and malicious or accidental threats from inside their organizations. Network and data security are key. Endpoint security, considered cyber security’s frontline, is often the first place businesses look at to secure their organization.
COVID-19 has changed business and the global economy in ways we could have never anticipated. The pandemic has forced us to consider a different future as we reset our businesses, not only because of the coronavirus but because technological advances demand it!
COVID-19 caught us all off guard as we faced many IT scenarios that we just hadn’t planned for, or ever thought we’d face! The good news is that in the past several months, we’ve all had time to adjust to the new normal. As we march towards 2021 now is the time to put practices in place for the long-term.
For many businesses, staying on top of the fast-evolving world of technology, and having the support needed to keep up, is a challenge. Not only does IT include technology and network functions, but cybersecurity, cloud hosting, printing, device management, remote support and disaster recovery need to be considered too.
Of all the malicious software out there, none is more insidious than ransomware. In this post, we’ll define ransomware, look at ways you can fall victim, and how to best prevent an attack.
A recent experiment from the folks at CyberNews showed just how easy it could be to infiltrate your home or office printer. We have all heard and understand the importance of utilizing proper antivirus, anti-malware, and VPNs to protect our devices – But what about our printer? Printers? Yes, PRINTERS!
Businesses across the country are well into their reopening process. Each day brings new scenarios and potential questions for how to safely operate their business and bring employees back into the workplace.
(West Nyack, New York) July 28, 2020 – Among the many quandaries facing organizations in the post-COVID-19 world is how, and how often, they need to disinfect their properties to help prevent the spread of viruses. BRIDGES, a not-for-profit organization dedicated to advocacy and leadership on behalf of people with disabilities, recently had their new offices in the Palisades Center treated with an innovative product called BioProtect which will provide protection for up to three months.
Atlantic Tomorrow’s Office has introduced a new product offering to its customers, as the region, and the rest of the country begin to formulate safety-conscious protocols to open businesses. The Temperature Scanning Kioski with Facial Recognition capability comes in two models; a stand-alone version, as well as a table-top version.
In what seemed like a blink of an eye, we shifted from our normal routines and processes to trying our best to make temporary workspaces out of kitchen tables. The COVID-19 pandemic has forced companies into a self-reflection period and exposed many gaps within the organization, in regards to how tasks were carried out, documents were filed, and how paper-dependent or manual workflows were completed.