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If you’re employed at an organization, it’s crucial to notify your internal IT Department or your Managed Service Provider about any cyber incidents. For those who prefer handling matters independently, the following tips will serve as a helpful guide. Please read the legal disclaimer at the bottom of this page. Who to Contact 1. Local…
In a startling revelation that underscored the vulnerabilities inherent in our digital ecosystem, AT&T reported a massive data breach in 2024, affecting around 73 million consumers.
In the modern workplace, the advent of biometric time clocks utilizing facial recognition and fingerprint scanning for clocking in and out represents a significant leap forward in ensuring workforce management integrity.
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I wanted to share the changes I’m seeing with our client insurance renewals for 2022. You may need a consultant to guide you regarding the questions and cybersecurity controls your insurance provider is requiring. We can assist in minimizing insurance premium increases, risk, and liability. For our clients that are seeing the biggest increases in…
Russian cyberattacks have officially gone from covert behind the scene operations to public displays of defiance to the UN and the United States. This is the world we live in. Are you ready? The Russian government is openly telling the US they are coming for us. Fox News reports that Biden warns of ‘evolving intelligence’…
Many companies embraced change as the COVID-19 pandemic presented new challenges and continues to have a multi-sector impact on nations, businesses, and citizens. As cloud computing continues to grow, there are three major trends for the post-COVID era: cost optimization, containerization and serverless computing, and edge.
The cloud is a dominant force and the pandemic further demonstrated that many processes can be managed remotely if companies have the right cloud implementation in place. Examine recent growth trends, find out how to navigate them, and see how they’re likely to evolve.
Adopting solutions like Microsoft 365 and Dynamics 365 gives employees the flexibility of working from anywhere on the device of their choice—simultaneously increasing security and collaboration. Enable your employees to be more productive and inspired, with teams doing their best work using tools designed for modern work. Cloud technology improves collaboration by integrating tools to simplify work, streamline processes, and optimize communication—which translates to higher ROI.
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What does operational visibility look like in a hybrid cloud environment? It’s an end-to-end view of infrastructure performance across application workloads and microservices, wherever they reside, providing the intelligence needed to monitor and measure KPIs. Learn about the steps leaders are taking before, during, and after a migration.
Global youth leaders from Special Olympics collaborated using Microsoft Teams to help develop a transportation app. With Teams, Grace and Jack were able to make progress on their important project despite the limitations posed by Covid-19 stay at home orders.
You have heard of it, now it is time to learn how to prevent ransomware from taking over your computers. Ransomware has become one of the biggest issues facing businesses today. It can take many forms, from simple screen-blocking messages to much more sophisticated attacks that require paying a ransom, typically in a cryptocurrency to…
Toyota Motor North America had been running Skype for Business on Azure. When Microsoft phased out those datacenters, TMNA moved to Teams. The switch to Teams Only included a superior audio conferencing and calling experience, including Teams Phone for external calls.