With Cloud computing there three different cloud types, public, private, or hybrid. Each solution has it’s own advantages and disadvantages so it is best to understand the differences between the three options and then decide for yourself which best fits your businesses needs. Share this article:
How much do you know about cyber security? Find out now. Share this article:
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In 2016 the number of reported data breaches increased by 40%. The Yahoo data breach was one of the largest breaches of that year and in history. As 2017 is coming to an end, cyber criminals have yet to stop. Share this article:
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When it comes to HIPAA compliance, nothing is ever easy. In fact, according to The Department of Human Services (HHS) in 2017 out of 36,690 investigated companies, 25,373—exactly 69% resulted in corrective action. Share this article:
Cyber attacks, terrorist attacks, floods, fires, tornados, and even hurricanes could mean the loss or your organization's data. Share this article:
As we begin the month of October we mark the start of National Cyber Security Awareness Month. Share this article:
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Owning a small to mid-sized business comes with its own set of stressors, but is cybersecurity one of them? Share this article:
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When putting a monetary measurement on an employee’s time, wasted time means wasted money. With that in mind, do you feel like time is wasted in your IT department? If so, the solution could very well be Managed IT Services. Share this article:
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In recent times, ISVs are developing almost exclusively on cloud platforms rather than traditional architecture. But while it holds endless benefits, developing in and migrating to the cloud can present a new set of obstacles for ISVs to overcome. Share this article:
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Every day health practices obtain sensitive and private data, such as personal health information (PHI), social security numbers, and credit card numbers. Because of this, the healthcare industry has become a prime target for cybercriminals looking to make a profit or looking to make a political or socio-economic statement by tarnishing reputations. Share this article:
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A well-known consumer credit reporting agency, Equifax, released a statement Thursday saying that hackers had obtained the personal information of up to 143 million Americans. Share this article: