When most business owners consider a business continuity and disaster recovery plan, they immediately think of cloud backup services.  Backup and recovery are vital to ensuring your company can recover from an event such as a ransomware attack, hard drive crash, or other data loss incident.  [Read more…]

One area of cloud services that has continued to grow since it was first introduced in the late 1990s is cloud storage. The market is expected to grow from 76.43 billion in 2021 to 390.33 billion in 2028. That is an increase of over 410%. [Read more…]

One of the drumbeats you may have heard us sounding lately is the dangers of credential compromise. Breached passwords unlock a treasure trove of company resources, and it’s an area of attack that has become increasingly dangerous. [Read more…]

With cloud adoption nearly at 100% for most companies, data has moved largely from on-premises systems to cloud-based environments. Likewise, the software that many companies rely on (QuickBooks Online, Salesforce, Microsoft 365, etc.) is also largely based in the cloud. [Read more…]

If you look at the numbers for video conferencing and team messaging apps before and after the pandemic began, you’ll see the explosion of the necessity for virtual communications. [Read more…]

In 2021, we saw quite a few supply chain attacks. These attacks are so dangerous because there is a chain reaction when one particular company is attacked. Instead of the attack impacting just that company, it has a much wider effect. [Read more…]

Alongside the rise in the number of people working remotely on a regular basis, has been the increasing popularity of software designed to track employee productivity. [Read more…]

Access management continues to get more complicated as more cloud tools get added into business workflows. For each SaaS application being used by a company, on the backend, there are users that must be added and a permission level decided upon. [Read more…]

The problems with password security are well known. People gravitate naturally toward creating passwords they can easily remember and will use those same passwords over multiple accounts. This makes them easy to breach. [Read more…]

One problem that continues to plague the cybersecurity efforts of multiple organizations is that employees have too many passwords to manage. The average person has at least 100 different passwords that they use regularly and has to keep up with.  [Read more…]