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Properly securing your business workloads (whether they function on-site via proprietary servers or in the cloud) and protecting your valuable company and customer data is an absolute necessity for longevity in your business. 

In fact, security is one of the leading business priorities this year and protecting a business in 2021 and beyond is only expected to become more dynamic and complex. 

More companies than ever before are embracing cloud infrastructure, systems, and services to reap the business benefits like mobility, flexibility, and cost-savings. Along with the extensive benefits that come along with running a business in the cloud, though, comes the security risks involved in protecting those syst...

As a result, many companies are choosing to leverage managed IT services to boost security, guarantee more business uptime, and defend against threats and data loss. 

Cloud services and infrastructure companies such as AWS, Google Cloud, and Microsoft Azure give you all the tools and functionality you need to set up a virtualized computing network for your business. Operating all your business software, applications, and operations in the cloud provides your business with cost-savin...

However, the cloud computing industry covers a wide range of services and functionality that all operate in the cloud. As such, the term “cloud services” encapsulates offerings ranging from infrastructure and full platforms to individual cloud-based software systems. Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), Plat...

In today’s era of sophisticated hacks and with unprecedented levels of cybercrime and data breaches occurring, anti-virus software (while necessary) is simply not enough to fully protect your business from threats and data loss.

Anti-virus software works to protect individual devices (such as laptops and desktops) from viruses, malware, and known online threats that can attack and disable your machines. These software programs are absolutely necessary for securing devices, but they only protect the device where they’re installed. Even th...

Artificial Intelligence (AI) isn’t necessarily a new technology, but it’s been perceived more as a work of futuristic science fiction than a mainstream approach to improving business operations. That is, until recently. In the past couple of years, AI has made a big appearance in mainstream business as more...

One of the industries that is leveraging AI heavily (and with much innovation) is Enterprise Security. The language and learning capabilities inherent in AI have been built into security suites to enhance protections and create new tools that defend against the very cyber threats that have been so rampant and devastati...