In our last blog, we examined the price differentials of using Google Meet Vs Zoom for business video conferencing. This week we take a deep dive into the security questions and features that can be used on each platform. There is no doubt that these two platforms have become an integral part of remote working…
IT Consulting,managed cybersecurity,mobile devices,Security
Currently, millions of employees, students, and families are learning the ins and outs of video conferencing due to the coronavirus pandemic. Being asked to work and study from home has created a major increase in demand for the ability to meet virtually. But which technology is best for what you need to accomplish? Here is…
IT Consulting,managed cybersecurity,mobile devices,Security,teleconferencing
How safe are your business computing systems, the networks, and cloud services? Are your employees well-trained to identify red flags in attachments, emails, and security best practices? Most small to medium-sized businesses have a limited budget to hire a full time IT expert to run all the systems and security protocols 24/7. Without that experience…
IT Consulting,Managed Services,Security
Keeping your employees healthy and safe may be the reason you began allowing a remote workers policy, but cutting costs and efficiency may be the reason you have those employees remain working-at-home. If this is the case, you may want to review your security practices so that even the employees that are sheltered at home…
IT Consulting,Managed Services,Security
Whether your business is working remotely or fully back to “in office” meetings, having a reliable Wi-Fi is an absolute necessity. A loss of connection or an excessively slow connection can be disruptive to running a successful business. Thankfully, many issues have fairly quick fixes that can cut your downtime considerably. Let’s take a closer…
Encryption,IT Consulting,mobile devices,Security,Wi-Fi
The days of keeping your passwords on a sticky note or scribbled in a notebook are long gone. So are the days of using Qwerty, Password, or your last name as a secure password. According to recent research, the average person has 70-80 passwords including business accounts, bank accounts, social media platforms, email, and logins.…
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