Many businesses, software vendors, and online services are moving away from password-only verification to multi-factor authentication, and you should, too. Passwords are fundamentally flawed and notoriously difficult to secure. MFA makes user identity and access management safer and more dependable.
Did you know that websites can breach your online privacy by collecting, storing, and using your browsing data even without your consent? These privacy violations may start with harmless intentions. Still, they can end up exposing you to online dangers and risks.
Pentesting vs. vulnerability assessment: which is better? Actually, either one of these processes can give you valuable and actionable insights into any sensitive vulnerabilities lurking with your IT infrastructure. Pentesting and vulnerability testing can work in tandem to mitigate risks.
Every business faces perils that might harm its assets, mission, employees, revenue, or reputation. A big part of running a business is all about managing these risks. Conducting a thorough risk assessment shows you all the potential threats to your business and how to handle them.
There is nothing quite as frustrating as a slow Wi-Fi connection. But you don’t have to endure excruciatingly slow speeds when you can easily do something about it. In most cases, it’s avoidable problems in the Wi-Fi network that cause sluggish transfers.
There is no question about it; 2FA is a far superior identity and access management system than the traditional username-password sign-on. It adds an extra security layer to protect user accounts from password-related hacks. However, 2FA’s effectiveness depends on the method and means used.
Workplace digitization has become inevitable. The trick to getting the most out of digitization is empowering employees with productivity-focused tools. Implement workplace apps that minimize information clutter, distractions, miscommunications, and risks.
Outsourcing IT management is a common practice in the modern business environment. But all MSPs are not made equal, and outsourcing needs vary between enterprises. What’s important is understanding the value your business gets from a managed services provider.
Managed IT services or break/fix IT support? This question has an easy choice once you consider the perks of working with an MSP. The traditional break/fix IT support model simply can’t keep up with modern IT systems’ performance, reliability, and security demands
It takes a team to run a corporate IT infrastructure smoothly. So, why not base IT management on team effort instead of designating IT roles to individual employees? From economic and performance perspectives, it makes sense to hire a managed IT services provider rather than individuals.
