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Welcome to the world of network security - a critical aspect of any modern business. At its core, network security is about protecting your business's online infrastructure from unauthorized access, attacks and breaches. It's a vital shield in an era where cyberthreats are not just common but constantly evolving, posing significant risks to businesses of all sizes.
Email has become a ubiquitous and indispensable tool in our daily lives, both personally and professionally. However, the convenience of email also brings with it significant risks, especially when it comes to the security of sensitive information. In his groundbreaking book, "Spam Nation," cybersecurity expert Brian Krebs exposes a startling truth: the easiest way for cybercriminals to access your most private details is through your email.
The messaging at conferences, magazines, trade journals, and even on the evening news is loud and clear. Compromised cybersecurity and network security are huge and growing threats, and organizations need to be acutely aware of their risks and take proactive action to protect their sensitive data, servers and services from attacks and data breaches.
Do you know the difference between a good password and a bad one? How long would it take a hacker to crack your password? We’ve got the answers to these questions and tips on how to increase your network security!
THE AGE-OLD BATTLE: CONVENIENCE VS. SECURITY
We all recognize the allure of easy-to-remember passwords; the ones that effortlessly roll off our fingertips every time we hop onto our home Wi-Fi, indulge in online shopping sprees, or pay monthly bills on the internet.
Picture this: We began collaboration with a client who shared with us an array of technical challenges plaguing their office. Surprisingly, data backups weren't on the list of issues they wanted help with. The client had recently invested a significant $20,000 in a new server that was specifically intended to host their data backups.
The remote workforce era has transformed work culture and increased reliance on digital tools and cloud-based solutions for collaboration, communication, and data storage. As businesses generate and store vast amounts of data in the cloud, it has never been more critical to ensure business continuity and protect against data loss and downtime.